Get in touch for Waterfalls, Stream, Ponds and Landscapes in Geelong, Surf Coast and South East Victoria.
Get in touch for Waterfalls, Stream, Ponds and Landscapes in Geelong, Surf Coast and South East Victoria.
Designing your path with you is part aesthetic, part functional, but it’s mostly how you want to interact with your garden. Do you want to wander barefoot? Perhaps you want people to happen across the path, finding little steppingstones to parts they’ve yet to see.
Whether you’re looking for the natural, earthy look of rock, the warmth of timber, the polish of tile or the a contemporary element of concrete, we can create the garden path of your dreams.
How do you want to interact with your landscape? Whether we’re laying timber, paving, or tiling your pathways and walkways, our quality structural designs and builds are meticulous.
We learned it all so you don’t have to look elsewhere and can have a comprehensive garden designed and built by us, Barwon Landscapes & Waterscapes.
Steppingstones are a perfect complement to your pond, stream or waterfall. For larger bodies of water, we can even include steppingstones within the feature itself – wander unperturbed from the garden, across the water and back again.
Incorporating steppingstones into a garden with ponds or stone mason retaining walls gives an impression of a continuation, like the stone in your walls came from the property itself.
Whether you’re looking to freshen up your driveway, the path to your door or looking to extend the contemporary element of concrete through the remainder of your garden, we have the solution for you.
Our robust design service offers visual design aids as an option. If you would like to see how the styles would all come together beforehand, ask us about the optional visual element to our design process.
Life’s hard, enjoying your garden shouldn’t be. Not sure what suits your back yard the best?
Follow our enquiry process. Your vision with our experience and comprehensive design service will bring your garden dreams to life.
