[ Garden Styles ]
Ways to design a Brisbane garden.
Every garden we design is one of a kind, but most start from a recognisable style. Here are the looks we're asked for most often across Brisbane, each with its own guide to how it works in our climate.
Native GardensHabitat-friendly, water-wise, and genuinely beautiful: native gardens designed with structure, not just scattered with tube stock.View →
Small Gardens & CourtyardsCourtyards, townhouse gardens, and tight inner-city blocks: small spaces are where design earns its keep.View →
Low-Maintenance GardensIn a climate where a hedge grows a hand-width a month, the hours your garden demands are decided at the design stage, so that's where we cut them.View →
Tropical GardensThe resort look is really a structure (canopy, mid-storey, groundcover) plus the discipline to know where the lushness should stop.View →
Front YardsYour front garden is ten seconds of arrival you'll experience thousands of times, so we design it as a sequence, not a leftover strip of lawn.View →
Modern GardensMinimalism only works here when planting carries half the design, so we draw the crisp lines, then let the subtropics soften them.View →
Sloping BlocksBrisbane's best suburbs are its steepest, and a slope handled well gives you terraces, breezes and views no flat block can match.View →
Acreage & Semi-RuralOn acreage the hard question isn't what to plant: it's where the garden should stop, and a masterplan answers that before you spend real money.View →
Hamptons GardensQueensland's favourite house style deserves a garden to match: the same silver, white and green discipline, planted with species that enjoy a Brisbane summer.View →
Outdoor EntertainingCooking, dining, lounging, fire pit and pool, designed as connected outdoor rooms, not accessories arranged around a slab.View →
Japanese GardensBorrowed scenery, asymmetry and restraint travel anywhere, but the Kyoto plant list doesn't, so we translate it for the subtropics.View →
Coastal GardensSalt wind off Moreton Bay, a real range of bayside soils and hard light. A coastal garden here is designed wind-first, then planted tough.View →
Queenslander GardensBrisbane's tin-and-timber homes arrive with verandahs, high-set floors and a century of street character, and the garden's job is to live up to them.View →
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