Utopian Gardens

Sydney Home Show 19th – 22nd May 2011

shane — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 03:53:28 +0000

Utopian Gardens has teamed up with award winning designer Justin Dibble of Fluid Design. Our aim is to provide a concept garden using materials reflective of the Australian lifestyle.

Our goal is to create an outdoor living space that will not only excite the imagination but demonstrate the latest in industry styles and techniques. This years design is set to inspire with the use of fire, water, timber and stone. So come along and experience how outdoor living should feel!

Sydney Home Show 19th – 22nd May 2011

shane — Thu, 28 Oct 2010 03:46:13 +0000

Utopian Gardens has teamed up with award winning designer Justin Dibble of Fluid Design. Our aim is to provide a concept garden using materials reflective of the Australian lifestyle.

Bronte Project

shane — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 00:35:55 +0000

Utopian Gardens and Fluid Design have partnered again to design a beautiful project for our clients in Bronte. These 3D concept images illustrates to our client what there property will look like after construction.

Front Yard

Back Yard

Beecroft Project

shane — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 12:01:00 +0000

Utopian Gardens has commenced work in one of Sydney’s leafiest suburbs Beecroft. Our clients are in the process of renovating their home to cater for the growing needs of their family. Works include; Installation of a fully tiled concrete pool. New extension to the rear of the home by the Lowery Group and all landscaping done by Utopian Gardens.

“The Back”

The back will feature a large retaining wall cladded in Eco Outdoor “Killcare sandstone” with sandstone capping, large hardwood privacy screen across the back of the property with matching timber day bed. Large paved area for watching the kids play on a 220 sq. meter Sir Walter Lawn. Extensive plantings for privacy along the boundaries.

“The Front”

Designed by Justin Dibble of Fluid Design. This design is contemporary and includes all elements required by our clients. The use of the exisitng water feature and some existing large trees give this design a unique feel of “theold and the new”. The points of interest are the large urns with buxus balls, sandstone bench seats, comtemporary front fence and new oxide driveway with brick inlay.

Balgowlah Project

shane — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 02:39:32 +0000

Utopian Gardens constructed a Sitedesign concept by Landscape Architect Julian Brady. Our brief included a concrete pool with semi frameless glass fencing, timber deck, timber privacy screen, sandstone flagging pad & sandstone water feature.

Turramurra Project

shane — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 00:46:27 +0000

Sitedesign landscape Architect Julian Brady has designed a landscape concept for a family backyard around a concrete swimming pool.

Seaforth Project

shane — Mon, 08 Nov 2010 04:41:14 +0000

Our brief was simple to clad 104 sq. meters of our architects home with Coolum stone walling from Eco Outdoor . Our staff worked for 7 weeks to install cladding inside the home (bathroom, fireplace and internal walls) and outside (wall, large water feature which runs through the home and front entrance (internal and external). All stone was recessed grouted to highlight individual stone pieces.

Taren Point Project

shane — Mon, 08 Nov 2010 07:03:34 +0000

This stylish and contemporary pool was constructed on top of landfill. This made the project one of our most challenging builds. The engineering and steel required to pier around the pool to form the stair case, pool deck and the rear boundary wall was a challenge our staff relished and the result is a beautiful outdoor space with excavate pool filter room under the house to hide the unsightly pool sanitation equipment.

Willoughby Project

shane — Mon, 08 Nov 2010 06:20:37 +0000

A modern, private space for modern family, Utopian Garden’s Willoughby project matches contemporary design with pragmatic touches to suit young, energetic children. A pool and timber deck extension creates the perfect entertainment area for kids and adults, while glass fencing maximizes the use of space and perspective.

Lilli Pilli Project

shane — Mon, 08 Nov 2010 04:57:12 +0000

This low maintenance landscape designed by Brandon Wallis of Sitedesign Landscape Architects is the envy of the entire street. Custom-made sandstone walls follow the curves of the land, providing depth and texture. The bold planting of giant cycads as the focal point, under-planted with viola oderata, pittosporum, “Miss Muffets” and agaves, draws the eye, as do the two complementary high-end fiberglass bowls from Garden Life as water feature and planter. A timber deck constructed from Black Butt adds dimension leading to the oversized glass entrance door.