The front garden of this period Edwardian property in Acton, west London, was a large expanse of concrete hard standing, and overgrown planting. The aim of the garden design was to create a garden that combined space for off-street parking for one car, architectural soft landscaping as well as a spot in which to sit and enjoy the garden. The style of the new garden had to be sympathetic to the house and it was important that the end result was more contemporary front garden than everyday driveway. Additional screening to the neigbouring boundary wall was a key requirement, as was the need to keep an existing cherry tree.

The front garden of this period Edwardian property in Acton, west London, was a large expanse of concrete hard standing, and overgrown planting. The aim of the garden design was to create a garden that combined space for off-street parking for one car, architectural soft landscaping as well as a spot in which to sit and enjoy the garden. The style of the new garden had to be sympathetic to the house and it was important that the end result was more contemporary front garden than everyday driveway. Additional screening to the neigbouring boundary wall was a key requirement, as was the need to keep an existing cherry tree.

The front garden of this period Edwardian propertywas a large expanse of concrete hard standing, and overgrown planting. The aim of the garden design was to create a garden that combined space for off-street parking for one car, architectural soft landscaping as well as a spot in which to sit and enjoy the garden. The style of the new garden had to be sympathetic to the house and it was important that the end result was more contemporary front garden than everyday driveway. Additional screening to the neigbouring boundary wall was a key requirement, as was the need to keep an existing cherry tree.

The front garden of this period Edwardian property in Acton, west London, was a large expanse of concrete hard standing, and overgrown planting. The aim of the garden design was to create a garden that combined space for off-street parking for one car, architectural soft landscaping as well as a spot in which to sit and enjoy the garden. The style of the new garden had to be sympathetic to the house and it was important that the end result was more contemporary front garden than everyday driveway. Additional screening to the neigbouring boundary wall was a key requirement, as was the need to keep an existing cherry tree.

Curved contemporary garden beds featuring dry stone riverbed garden path leading to a central circular outdoor entertaining area. Exposed aggregate driveway & garden path, with steel garden edging for longevity, Kangaroo Paw, Grevillea, Flapjack succulents, Bottle Brush & Lilly Pilly privacy screening. (Paling fence yet to be painted). Garden design ideas and construction by Boodle Concepts in Melbourne.

Australian native garden design featuring Bottle Brush, Poa grasses, Lilly Pilly privacy screening, and Kangaroo Paw. Modern rusted steel garden edging. Garden design ideas and construction by Boodle Concepts in Melbourne.

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Inspiration for a contemporary garden in London.

Rendered front fence with Japanese imported Ever Art Wood verticle posts - looks like timber but is actually lightweight aluminium. Lightweight retractable sliding gate also featured.

The new front extension is housing utility room, home office and boot room. Photo: Andy Matthews
Design ideas for a small midcentury two-storey brick red exterior in London with a flat roof.

The front garden of this period Edwardian property in Acton, west London, was a large expanse of concrete hard standing, and overgrown planting. The aim of the garden design was to create a garden that combined space for off-street parking for one car, architectural soft landscaping as well as a spot in which to sit and enjoy the garden. The style of the new garden had to be sympathetic to the house and it was important that the end result was more contemporary front garden than everyday driveway. Additional screening to the neigbouring boundary wall was a key requirement, as was the need to keep an existing cherry tree.

The classic period charm of this Californian bungalow has been enhanced by smart renovations and interior design where character, style, space and light come together with great success. Embraces spacious living and in/outdoor entertaining. - Flowing layout features high ceilings, timber floors and classic details - Light filled open design - Fold-out doors open seamlessly to a sheltered dining patio - Modern breakfast bar kitchen that overlooks the backyard

We recently installed approx. 15 lineal meters of fencing panels for a property development project. Materials are 50x50 Rails/Outer Frames with 65x35mm Vertical Pickets. Colour is "Textura Black Satin". Photo by Strong Ox.

Kids playing on the front lawn. Project: Fairfield Hacienda Location: Fairfield VIC Function: Family home Architect: MRTN Architects Structural engineer: Deery Consulting Builder: Lew Building Featured products: Austral Masonry GB Honed and GB Smooth concrete masonry blocks Photography: Peter Bennetts

Contemporary landscape design that's a blend of traditional plant palette with modern hard structures and pool area. Landscape Design: COS Design. Photos: Tim Turner Photography. Copyright COS Design

This is an example of a large contemporary two-storey grey exterior in Perth with a flat roof.

The new front extension is housing utility room, home office and a boot room. New Velfac windows were installed throughout the house. Photo: Frederik Rissom

Tim Turner
Design ideas for a contemporary full sun garden in Melbourne with gravel.

Photo of a mid-sized and australian native contemporary front yard full sun xeriscape in Sydney with with rock feature and brick pavers.

Shannon Aroha
Photo of a small arts and crafts front yard full sun driveway in Other with natural stone pavers and a retaining wall.