Projects

A steep garden can become a powerful design feature rather than a limitation, creating layered outdoor spaces that feel dynamic, practical, and beautiful. Through terracing, natural stone, and carefully selected planting, the slope is transformed into a walkable, immersive landscape that reveals new views, textures, and moments at every level.

An English cottage garden is a romantic, abundant landscape filled with layered flowers, soft textures, and meandering paths. It blends colour, fragrance, and informal planting into a space that feels both wild and deeply welcoming.

This heritage garden in Ivanhoe combines sustainable native plantings with traditional bluestone and brick pathways. Layered beds feature drought-tolerant species including lamb’s ear, purple flowering perennials, and golden wattle, complementing the Victorian home’s character while requiring minimal maintenance.

This terraced garden in Eltham transforms a steep slope through corten steel retaining walls with quartz stone steps and native plantings. A fire pit bowl with boulder seating anchors the lower level, while cascading groundcovers, native grasses, and purple salvias soften contemporary materials throughout multiple terraced zones.

This award-winning pool landscape design features limestone coping, frameless glass balustrades, and a glass-roofed pergola. Granite feature walls and timber decking create entertaining zones, while native plantings including kangaroo paw and Japanese maple provide year-round color with minimal maintenance.

This multi-level garden in Templestowe features charcoal blockwork retaining walls, timber decking with built-in seating, and quartz stone paving. Corten steel planters showcase cascading native groundcovers and a feature Japanese maple, while wisteria will grow over the steel pergola creating a floral canopy.