Sandstone boulders landscaping

Portfolio Archives - Mallee Design

432 Likes, 3 Comments - DangarBarinSmith (@dangarbarinsmith) on Instagram: “A garden designed for a house in Wollstonecraft by @luigirosselliarchitects. As beautiful as Sydney…”

Grant James Boyle on Instagram: "The view from the pool @theplot_binnaburra I used recycled sleepers to separate the pool from the fire pit, Pennisetum nafray planted en mass and large sandstone boulders are used as informal seating."

Example of sandstone rocks and low planting

giant bird of paradise, merbau decking, sandstone boulders, cacti garden, tropical, palm springs landscaping

Arbolado Estate — Lane Goodkind + Associates

Grant James Boyle on Instagram: "Clipped Casuarina’s nestled in the sandstone boulders at one of our Byron gardens. It’s actually really easy to clip these into balls and it adds a striking contrast to other free form plants within the garden."

House Revisited brings the natural landscape of Macmasters Beach, on the NSW Central Coast, into a stunning residential property.

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Drought tolerant container gardens with Agave Pedunculifera by The Design Build Company

Expert builders based in the Blue Mountains. Friendly team designs and builds beautiful, natural Sandstone Log Retaining Walls. Council Approval and Design.

Boulder House — The sandstone boulder, which inspired the name, blends effortlessly with the landscape as a striking focal point. “It was selected to match the natural colours of the existing boulder, which is light, with veins of orange and pink,” says our Founder, Anthony Wyer. This thoughtful approach extends to the poolside, where Bombala limestone forms the feature wall, topped with creeping rosemary (Rosmarinus Officinalis Prostratus), and frames the cabana’s entrance.