Hamptons style garden

There's no doubt the Hamptons look is a popular choice in Australia. It tends to be a timeless design and suits our way of living. Here are five key features you should consider when designing your Hamptons style home. 1. Outdoor Living Australia is well known for it sunny weather so our outdoor spaces are a key design element when building or renovating our homes. Add in a gorgeous al fresco area or deck with room for an outdoor table and the all important BBQ. To add that Hamptons vibe…

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If you’ve always dreamed of having a huge magnolia in your garden but you don’t have a huge garden, then you should have a look at the Little Gem magnolia.

Queensland garden tips and landscape advice from SEED Landscape Design, Brisbane, Australia.

When we bought this block due to it's large size of over 2000 square metres ( or half an acre) we knew landscaping it would be a huge and most likely expensive job. We decided to hire a local landscaper just to plan a design that we could refer back on so we could then complete all sections at our own pace. Really happy with how the plan turned out - the front of the house will be quite formal with retaining walls, ornamental pear trees, grasses, box hedges, camellias, gardenias etc while…

If you're aiming to create a gorgeous Hampton-style garden in Australia, you've got some beautiful plant options to explore. One excellent choice is the vibrant Star Jasmine, known for its lovely fragrance and lush appearance. Nurturing these plants can significantly enhance your outdoor space and style. Curious to discover more plant types? Check out the full article to fill your backyard with charm and character.

Hydrangeas would be so beautiful by the steps from the back porch.

These lush landscapes—including the gardens of Julianne Moore and Patrick Dempsey—will have you dreaming of afternoons spent outdoors

Despite its location moments from the beach, this is anything but a typical beach house. Once a California bungalow, it is now a contemporary two-storey home that exudes an international sensibility with its blend of disparate cultural influences and unexpected features that form a new coastal vernacular.