Creative Outdoor Solutions Contemporary Landscape, Melbourne
Maximising Minimal Courtyard Space whilst having a high level of detail and attractive features. Modern design with a hint of the Asiatic. Photos: Tim Turner Photography. Copyright COS Design
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Would that bambo survive winter? I want to "hide" my pool from the street. Just to down some deck and realized it hid the pool a bit. Tore down deck because way to much deck built by pervious owner. Wanted space to garden. Saw your idea for the bamboo and loved it.
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I'm not sure what part of the world you are from but can't see why not, bamboo is originally from China and Japan where they have very cold winters with snow. You just need to pick the right variety.
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what floor is it??
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Its a 500 x 1000mm flamed granite paving, some stone merchants call it raven finish rather than flamed.
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This is real Bamboo, the variety is called Bambusa Textilis Gracilis
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Awesome ! For bamboo lovers and eco-friendly people, do not hesitate to have a look on our natural and innovative products !
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You will never find solar powered lights that illuminate like these as they won't be strong enough. We recommend using LED fittings that are powerful enough but require a fraction on the energy to power them over normal halogen. If you put solar panels on your roof you could run your LED system for 0 bills / 0 emissions.
We buy all our lighting through Gardens At Night - www.gan.com.au
We buy all our lighting through Gardens At Night - www.gan.com.au
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Thanks houzz team..... I love your website !!!!!!!!!
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I believe those plants are bamboo
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It is a clumping bamboo variety called bambusa textilis gracilis and is fine to plant anywhere and does not become invasive like other creeping varieties.
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This is a flamed granite paver that we sourced through Better Exteriors.
http://betterexteriors.com.au/
http://betterexteriors.com.au/
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Strelitzia reginae - Birds of Paradise
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Michele Nievaard wrote:
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To be honest i'm not exactly sure what that style is as we are based in Australia. I would recommend you search for a colour consultant whose role is purely to help you make colour and paint sample selections. There is always Interior designers or Interior Architects but these would be more costly than a Colour Consultant. Hope this helps.
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Its actually a fire with hot coals in it. It can be purchased through http://www.aludean.com/Aludean/Aludean_home.html
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Sorry, Not quite sure what you mean by the question? The timber landing is only around 1200mm wide. The whole back yard is 5 x 10m. Its a small courtyard design.
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Hi olliesmom, I didn't try.
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