This steep access block, once overrun with weeds, has been reimagined into a secluded retreat framed by towering gums and ocean glimpses. Nestled within the surrounding bushland, the design embraces the natural landscape while carefully softening the slope with terraced Corten planters and layered greenery.
Recycled timbers rise alongside the eucalypts, extending the sense of place and anchoring the garden in its rugged setting. Native plantings weave through the tiers, offering seasonal texture and resilience while stabilising the site for longevity.
At the entry, layered planting guides each step, creating a calm threshold that slows the pace. This garden is less about destination and more about the journey — an organic space that invites reflection, connection, and a deep breath with every arrival.
