Annabelle Drew Landscape Architect is a landscape design business practicing in Sydney & Melbourne.

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Canning Street

 
 

Arkland Street

 

Beresford Avenue

 
 
Holmes Avenue

Holmes Avenue

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Paddington Project • Beautiful Wyndham limestone was selected for the renovated courtyard. Timeless, understated natural stone paving lets the other landscape elements do their thing. • design: @annabelle_drew_landscapedesign garden bed p
Paddington Project • The lovely Rhaphiolepis ‘Snow Maiden’ planted as a hedge. This is a great ‘set & forget’ plant; robust and needing very little pruning. Here they are tucked inside a steel garden bed edge, powder
Paddington Project • This previously ho-hum courtyard has become a comfortable outdoor room for cooking, dining and entertaining. • design: @annabelle_drew_landscapedesign garden bed prep & planting: @annabelle_drew_landscapedesign p
Paddington Project • Pergola post detail. Wisteria ‘Alba’ will climb up a wire fixed to the black post and cover the verandah pergola. In spring, cascades of white flowers will hang from the structure and perfume the air. Just need s
Paddington Project • At last! The courtyard is finished. Planning for this project began in 2015, got put on ice, restarted with a big house renovation... and finally yesterday I got to plant 37 little green babies in the side beds to complete t
It’s not just us two-leg folk going crazy for Dichondra ‘Silver Falls’. Sylvia 🐈 finds it is the purrrfect groundcover! • Design & Planting by @annabelle_drew_landscapedesign Plants from @exotic_nurseries #summer #dicho
Brunswick Project • Silver, grey and green-blue foliage to compliment to new pool tile colour and natural stone crazy paving. • Design @annabelle_drew_landscapedesign Construction @aceofspadeslandscapes furniture @madebytait 📸 @leopard
Brunswick Project • Pool courtyard in the middle of the house. What a novel idea! This little sanctuary is looked upon from all the habitable rooms of the home, meaning you can always view your escape from the everyday. • Design @annabelle