Callum Gray is a drystone waller and landscaper based in Central Scotland and is ideally placed to work on large and small scale projects across the UK. Callum has established a considerable portfolio using traditional techniques to design and build home and garden features which will delight for many years to come. He offers a complete landscaping solution to private and commercial clients.
Projects range in scale from rebuilding a three meter high 500 year old drystone wall at Stirling Castle through taking down and rebuilding a 300 year old bridge to laying reclaimed cobblestone driveways. Callum has worked with and learned from master craftsmen Irwin Cambell and Norman Haddow and in 2012 Callum won the Balvenie Master Craftsman award in the stone category. The following year he was part of the team who won Gold and 'Best in Show' at RHS Chelsea Flower Show, building a drystone wall for the Trailfinders Australian garden. In 2015, Callum was back down at Chelsea again with a blond sandstone firepit he created for Australian designer Charlie Albone. The garden The Time In Between won a Silver Gilt medal. Read more about Callum here...
Projects range in scale from rebuilding a three meter high 500 year old drystone wall at Stirling Castle through taking down and rebuilding a 300 year old bridge to laying reclaimed cobblestone driveways. Callum has worked with and learned from master craftsmen Irwin Cambell and Norman Haddow and in 2012 Callum won the Balvenie Master Craftsman award in the stone category. The following year he was part of the team who won Gold and 'Best in Show' at RHS Chelsea Flower Show, building a drystone wall for the Trailfinders Australian garden. In 2015, Callum was back down at Chelsea again with a blond sandstone firepit he created for Australian designer Charlie Albone. The garden The Time In Between won a Silver Gilt medal. Read more about Callum here...