Daylesford Garden

Located on a steep slope overlooking a beautiful gully, the site was a blank slate, with topography presenting both opportunities for views and challenges with access.

With only a few existing mature trees providing shade, the design responds directly to the land to form a layered, functional garden.

Level changes are resolved through stepped lawn and paved areas that move naturally through the site.
A lower fire pit creates a destination for gathering, while borrowed valley views are prioritised through open fencing that visually extends into the landscape.

Planting features a restrained mix of native grasses and perennials, with mass planting and repeated colour palettes creating cohesion.

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Erik Holt blackErik Holt Photography