Pool landscaping opinions!
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Landscaping and pool area - need help/advice
Comments (5)Hi Louise, We are a company based in VIC that specialise in artificial vertical gardens and hedging. Have you considered that to be a possibility? We ship all across Australia and our product is very high quality and UV treated to ensure longevity! Below are some photos of jobs we have done poolside to give you an idea of what it may look like. If this is something you may be interested in, get in touch with us!...See Morepool landscaping ideas
Comments (5)As can see we now have a red brick and grey render house but the pool and fence where previously sandstone which is not a good mix. We really need to redo the pavers around the pool but the budget is tight at the moment...See Morepool and landscaping advice
Comments (2)A few challenges to negotiate here, primarily safety barrier compliance - simplest way is to keep it away from the house have the pool fence lines simple & straight.....maybe consider the fire pit area with integrated built in seating closest to the house, with the pool beyond......resort feel will come from various elements, but typically lush layered planting, balanced surface treatments that respond to an external space that has been "designed" comprehensively to specific function as you would an internal space. Would be worth your while investing in some professional design (an actual architect, not just a landscaper) as these spaces need to be understood as areas to "experience" and this is what our profession specialises in achieving and helping people with....also these areas can become quite expensive so understanding budget and how to manage/distribute it is fundamental to the design decisions Best of luck Cheers PD www.pauldistefanodesign.com...See MoreHelp please! pool/BBQ area landscape ideas
Comments (2)Gosh yes pebbles and pools don’t mix well. You need to keep a higher edge around pool from the surrounding ground, at least the area outside your pool fence to minimize overland water flow into pool during storms. The type of surface depends on your budget. I would keep the larger area fairly simple and dress up the smaller pool surround for feature. This work is not cheap so best getting a landscaper involved to ensure it meets your needs...See More- 8 years ago
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