Australian courtyard

If you've ever doubted the power of good landscape design, look no further than this inspiring courtyard transformation by Kathleen Murphy Design.

In the Hamilton Courtyard project, Anthrosite joins two neighbouring properties into one U-shaped home encircling a verdant central garden.

Materials: Recycled railway sleepers. Off form concrete stairs. Deco granite. Corten steel. Planting: Banksia serrata, Lomandra tanika, Westringia fruticosa, Myoporum parvifolium, Echium candicans, Lavendula dentata. Furniture: Eco Outdoor

Port Ramsgate ARCHITECT: Craige S. Hampton INTERIOR DESIGNER: Mindy Gayer Design BUILDER: RDM General Contractors PHOTO: Vanessa Lentine Photography Welcome to Port Ramsgate, where modern traditional architecture meets timeless charm in this exquisite home. Nestled within Newport Beach’s sought-after Port Streets community, every detail of this residence has been meticulously curated to create an irresistible […]

Four years of hands-on work paid off for a Sydney couple, whose passion for reviving an old beach house rewarded them with a family home that sets a new standard in laid-back luxury.

Landscape architect William Dangar replaced a derelict house in Australia with a smaller one to make more room for his family garden with a fish pond, large lawn, and specimen trees in suburban Bondi Beach.

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