Landscape Design - Adam Robinson Design, Sydney
This garden was transformed from a derelict overgrown space into a modern family entertainer. A dark grey coloured bluestone was used as paving at the front of the property to ground the space and respect the formality of the traditional façade of the house whilst providing a contemporary transition to the new renovation at the rear. New picket fencing and a sliding gate system complete the renovation and secure the additional off street parking. Traditional planting of Wisteria and Lavender frame the house whilst fresh looking Viburnum grows along the front boundary.
The rear of the property is defined by an entertaining area with a large timber deck, floating built in bench seating and generous rear garden. The well-proportioned lawn is framed with layers of tropical planting providing a lush backdrop to the garden and privacy to the rear of the home.
Rebecca Lu
Low key and blends in. Looks good on black? - woodkadesign
Photograph: Julian Gries Photography
Design: Ad Design Develop
landscaping - patrick_ebanda
The urns add opulence - webuser_823830372
Photographer: Mitchell Fong
using an awning for pergola roof - suzanne_fenney
Photography David McGowan, styling TUBU Collective.
Bamboo screen from House of Bamboo.
We definitely want a spa, that we can see children in from the main deck if possible - or even if it IS on the main deck. - webuser_436770942
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