[ Areas We Serve ]
Landscape design across Brisbane and surrounds.
We design gardens from the inner city to the hinterland. Find the guide for your part of Brisbane, each one is written around the soils, slopes, and streetscapes of that pocket.
Regions
Brisbane NorthsideFrom the character streets of Wilston to the family blocks of Albany Creek and the bay at Sandgate: garden design for the north of the river.View →
Brisbane SouthsidePost-war homes mid-renovation, ridgelines with city views, and family suburbs backing onto Toohey Forest: gardens designed for the way the southside actually lives.View →
Brisbane Inner WestHillside Queenslanders, jacaranda streets and deep riverside blocks: garden design for the river belt from Toowong to Mt Ommaney.View →
Bayside & RedlandsSalt air, sea breezes and famously red soil: garden design that thrives on Moreton Bay, from Lota to Redland Bay.View →
Moreton BayFrom brand-new estates at North Lakes to the Redcliffe peninsula and the hills behind Dayboro: design for Brisbane's fastest-growing corridor.View →
Ipswich & SpringfieldQueensland's oldest provincial city on one side, one of its newest master-planned communities on the other, and a western summer that shapes every design decision.View →
LoganBig blocks, tall gums and long horizons: design for the semi-rural south, from Greenbank to Mt Cotton.View →
Suburbs
PaddingtonTerracing, retaining, and small gardens that earn their keep: design for some of Brisbane's steepest character streets.View →
New FarmCourtyards, plunge pools, and privacy: small-space design for some of the tightest, most walkable blocks in Brisbane.View →
Ascot & ClayfieldFormal frontages, mature canopy, and grounds that live up to some of Brisbane's most established streets.View →
HamiltonTerraces, retaining, and entertaining spaces aimed at the river: design for gardens that live on a slope.View →
Bulimba & HawthorneEntertainer gardens and family yards on the flat riverside grid: Bulimba, Hawthorne, and Balmoral.View →
Camp Hill & CoorparooPost-war blocks, city-view ridges, and cross-falls: gardens that finish the renovation properly.View →
CarindalePool surrounds, outdoor rooms, and privacy: bringing 1980s and 90s gardens up to date on generous blocks.View →
Kenmore & Chapel HillSplit-level homes, sloping blocks and forty-year-old gums: suburbs that reward design working with the hill, not against it.View →
Brookfield & PullenvaleAcreage in the Moggill Creek valley, properties that need a masterplan, an arrival worth the driveway, and planting at a scale to match the setting.View →
SamfordAcreage under the D'Aguilar Range: big skies, valley views, serious wildlife, and gardens that hold their own against a borrowed backdrop.View →
The GapA family suburb folded into the forest: gum-shaded yards, creek-line slopes, and gardens that negotiate daily with the local wildlife.View →
BardonSteep streets, timber character homes and leafy gully microclimates on Mt Coot-tha's shoulder: tight blocks that ask for clever, terraced gardens.View →
Wynnum & ManlySalt wind, deep red soils over basalt clay, and weatherboard character by Moreton Bay, where gardens are designed for the sea breeze or defeated by it.View →
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