Landscape design

Retaining walls are structures designed to restrain soil to unnatural slopes. They are commonly used in areas with steep or undesirable slopes, or where the landscape requires significant shaping and re-engineering.

Stonemasonry involves shaping raw stone into geometric forms and arranging them, often with mortar, to create visually appealing and structurally sound features. These structures can improve the landscape’s aesthetics while supporting other elements or as climbing points for plants.

Outdoor lighting, both ambient and direct, improves the functionality and aesthetics of your garden. Whether using artificial light sources or natural daylight, proper lighting can create a welcoming atmosphere, highlight landscape features, and even improve your sense of well-being.

Water features, such as fountains, ponds, and waterfalls, add a peaceful element to any garden. Proper placement provides the best aesthetic while keeping the right humidity levels without excessive evaporation.

Vertical gardens use stacked planters to create a lush, green wall in limited spaces. These modular systems are great for small areas, and provide an environment for gardens to thrive and conserve space and water through efficient irrigation.

Australia’s diverse climates need careful plant selection. We provide advice on choosing plants that will naturally thrive in your area, reducing the need for extra watering and fertilisers so you can enjoy a healthy and sustainable garden.