MAKING THE MOST OF EVERY AVAILABLE SPACE
A newly renovated Victorian home where thoughtful design has made the most of every available space, both inside and out. The compact front garden was designed with tiered planting to bring colour and diversity to the space, while discreetly accommodating bin storage. The garden complements the bold yellow front door and original tiled entry with a soft, structured planting palette.
MAXIMISING GARDEN SPACE
Every consideration was given to making the most of the available space. Ornamental grapevines climb vertically to bring lush greenery and seasonal interest, while creating a private yet open outdoor deck.
FRAMED VIEWS TO THE GARDEN
Steel-framed glazing and timber joinery of the house connect the interior to a shaded garden beyond, where tree ferns, rocks, corten reo screening and lush planting create a soft, textured outlook and strengthen the connection between inside and out.
AN UBAN GARDEN ATTRACTING NATIVE FAUNA
Blue banded bees are regular visitors to this inner city garden as well as rainbow lorikeets and other bird life foraging in the flowering gum canopy.
