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The side garden at dusk, with subtle pathway lighting illuminating the tropical planting and large-format stepping stones. Repeated black metal arbours create rhythm through the passage, while the layered foliage gives the space depth and enclosure.
Landscape design and construction by Growing Rooms Landscapes. Photography by Natalie Hunfalvay.

Garden path to pool with natural stone pavers and thoughtful landscaping.
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Located at Mossy Point is a garden sanctuary tailored to family-friendly entertaining and relaxation. With a focus on seamlessly expanding the home’s entertainment space, this project brings together natural materials and thoughtful landscaping to create an inviting outdoor retreat. Designed to reflect the client’s lifestyle, the garden now features a lounge area, a pool with sun lounges, a cozy fire pit, and a generous lawn for children to play. Our team balanced durability with elegance by emphasising stone and concrete elements, complemented by a lush mix of native and tropical plantings to cultivate a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere.

For this Willoughby backyard, nestled in Sydney’s North Shore, the team at Fifth Season Landscapes designed a sleek, timeless outdoor space with young families in mind. At its heart is a striking in-ground swimming pool that combines practical elegance with seamless connectivity across the garden.
Classic limestone tiles and large-format stepping stones create flow between zones, bordered by a large lush lawn. Mature trees and a low-maintenance, contemporary planting palette enhance privacy while adding a calm, inviting atmosphere.
With the addition of a built-in BBQ area, this backyard truly has all areas covered for the whole family—offering a perfect balance of function, style, and outdoor enjoyment.

Stepping stones lead through shade planting, under the Moongate and through to a tree seat. An idyllic spot to sit in the shade on a warm day.
Photo - Alex Pikal

A steep embankment covered with soft grasses and groundcovers mixed shrubsA sandstone boulder wall at the base of the slope allows the driveway to cut across down to the house.
Photo by Arthur Lathouris.

A contemporary front garden with a restricted colour palette of white, grey and green. © Simon Orchard Garden Design
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Ça donne ça !
On a crée des espaces tranquilles et séparés comme les pièces d'une maison, un niveau avec cette restanque pour s'isoler un peu, puisse le canapé vous accueillir pour lire un livre, ou aller sur insta.... :) et surtout on a intégré le vis à vis sans avoir construit un mur de végétation oppressant.
Maintenant, regardez bien au fond, le jardin paraît plus grand.... et oui ce sont des effets de perspective.
...Et si on prenait un peu de temps pour parler de votre futur projet de jardin ?....
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