by sixgun2 | Mar 27, 2026 | Blog, Inspiration, Landscaping Ideas
Let’s be honest… we’ve had a long run of safe. Neutral paving. Charcoal fencing. Fifty shades of grey everywhere you look. In 2026, the pendulum is swinging — and it’s swinging hard. Homeowners, schools and commercial spaces are rediscovering the confidence of 60s...
by sixgun2 | Mar 27, 2026 | Blog, Inspiration, Landscaping Ideas
In Australia, we don’t design around the rain… we design around the sun. It dictates how long a playground can be used, whether a courtyard sits empty at lunchtime, and how comfortable a café terrace feels at 2pm in January. When people ask us why shade is important...
by Peter O'Neill | Mar 26, 2026 | Blog, School Landscaping
When schools talk about upgrading their grounds, the conversation often starts with practical needs — better drainage, safer play areas, more shade, improved access. But beneath those practical requirements sits something more important: the experience of the students...
by sixgun2 | Mar 13, 2026 | Blog, Childcare Lanscaping
In 2026, early learning environments are expected to do more than simply look appealing. Outdoor spaces now play a crucial role in children’s development, wellbeing, and connection to the natural world. For childcare providers across Victoria, this has placed greater...
by sixgun2 | Mar 13, 2026 | Blog, School Landscaping
Whether it’s a bustling schoolyard full of energetic students or a quiet backyard designed for weekend relaxation, shade plays a crucial role in how outdoor spaces are used and enjoyed. In Australia’s climate, well-designed shade isn’t just about comfort — it’s about...
by sixgun2 | Mar 13, 2026 | Blog, Garden Guides
A large garden is a wonderful thing to have – it offers space to entertain, room for planting, and the potential to create something truly special. But with that space comes complexity. Without a clear plan in place early, big gardens can quickly become overwhelming,...
