A thoughtfully designed garden for a 1930s Art Deco house, featuring functional spaces, a blend of privacy and modernity, and a diverse array of unique plants that ensure year-round visual interest.
A large garden design for a charming 1930s Art Deco house in an established leafy suburb. The garden needed structure, privacy, and a gentle push into modernity.
We have divided it into a number of functional open spaces: a generous deck of Australian hardwood for entertaining, a private seating area to enjoy the sun, a concealed utilities area. Castlemaine slate is chosen to complement the period of the house.
The clients have a passion for interesting and unusual plants so we were spoilt for choice. The result is a beautiful, functional, and changing garden where no matter what season there is always something interesting to see.
Photography by Andy Murray
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