Having renovated their home, the owners realised the garden now seemed disconnected from the house. As the property had stunning Sydney city views and an existing swimming pool - both of which were underutilised this formed the platform for the new, lifestyle-enhancing design.
"Our clients wanted the garden to seamlessly blend with the house. They also asked us to create areas that facilitated comfortable entertaining and resort-style relaxation," says Phil Antcliff, co-director of Fifth Season Landscapes. "This included activating the lower garden area that was relatively unused and updating the poolside spaces to incorporate seating and lounge areas for all-day use. Both spots were relatively disjointed, so having ease of access between each was also key."
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