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Clean-lined landscape design blends seamlessly with modern architecture – outdoor entertaining, lush plantings, and thoughtful details create a serene retreat

A new outdoor dining entertaining terrace clad in
A key factor in the design of the
A new outdoor dining entertaining terrace clad in
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Pool surround detail. - Fresh and contemporary -
The retained corten sculpture. - Fresh and contemporary
Architecture complemented by landscaping. - Fresh and contemporary
Sculptural shallow bowl floating in a sea of
Plantings were selected to complement the location –
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Designed by Nadia Gill Landscape Architect

From the landscape architect:

This landscape project involved the design of a new garden at Cosham House, located in Brighton, Victoria. 

Careful consideration was given to address contemporary aspects of the architecture, pared together with a fresh landscape design approach to provide a modern residential aesthetic and garden design suited to outdoor entertaining and family living.

A key factor in the design of the

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A key factor in the design of the contemporary north-facing rear garden was to create a fluid transition from indoor to outdoor living spaces. 

This was achieved with the continuation of architectural details, creating a new outdoor dining entertaining terrace, clad in timber, that echoed the composition of the poolside zone opposite.

Planting for the garden was selected to complement the Bayside location utilising a palette of soft, grey-green foliage in a refreshed modern arrangement, i.e Bay, Crepe Myrtle, Japanese Maple, Tractor Seat Plant, Sage, Statice , Zoysia and Native Violet.

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The front entry was upgraded with a fresh look, capturing the essence of this sleek contemporary home. 

Landscape features include sculptural shallow bowls floating in a pebble moat, planted with Japanese Zoysia Zen grass, set in front of a backdrop of mature olive trees. 

The original corten sculpture has been retained.

Credit list

Landscape architect
Styling
Nadia Gill
Landscape construction
Simon McCurdy Landscapes
Photography
Erik Holt Photography

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