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THARWA SANDS

If high-quality natural Ginninderra red decomposed granite is used by Parliament House, the War Memorial, Rupert Murdoch, Alan Jones, William Dangar, BC Sands and Australian Native Landscapes. A classic look that never goes out of style, can be used to transition spaces between garden and wilderness. One of our faves.

(02) 6254 0111

534 Parkwood Rd, Wallaroo NSW 2618

http://www.tharwasand.com.au

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Sanctuaries of serenity. The surprising thing is t

Sanctuaries of serenity. The surprising thing is the relative ease of outdoor living whether that’s setting a table outdoors or adding a pergola (a simple open-air wooden structure) that creates a garden destination. A pergola creates architectural interest in a flat landscape. And provides shade coverage during summer months. You can also use it to train scented vines to grow overhead. Almost every garden we love has one. @mediterraneanhideaway #garden #terrace #weekend #relax #nature #natural #outdoors

If you can bring nature into your home with spaces

If you can bring nature into your home with spaces that connect with private courtyards, terraces, verandas and other open-air “rooms” you are more likely to find home satisfaction. These outdoor spaces are just as important as indoor spaces. 🍀 @mediterraneanhideaway

Vines and climbers can cover anything, soften hard

Vines and climbers can cover anything, soften hard surfaces and act as a textural backdrop in the garden. Here’s a roundup of all kinds of climhing plants - most are fast growers - that add beauty via @houseandgardenuk. Pic 1-8: A 16th-century mill house in the Cotswolds, Photo: @paul_massey; Pic 2: Sophie and Gregg Wilson’s old wisteria-draped house near Banbury; photo: @paul_massey; Pic 3-4: A Midhirst 19th-century railway cottage Design @studio_squire; Pic 5-6: Childhooh home of photographer @james_fennell and wife Joanna in County Kidare, photo: @montgomeryphoto; Pic 7: an idyllic garden on the Hampshire Downs of landscape gardeners Kim Wilkie and Pip Morrison; Photo: @montgomeryphoto; Pic 9; @ritakonig’s smart west London house; photos: Michael Sinclair. #vines #texture #creeper #landscapephotography #landscape #garden #outdoors #outdoorlife #natural #wisteria #naturalliving #housedesign

There are lots of practical reasons for improving

There are lots of practical reasons for improving any outdoor space. Even if it’s small, awkwardly shaped or hemmed in - a terrace or patio is an extension of your home. And a precious thing. For cooking, dining, sunbathing, games, reading, even swimming. When you have a small space, the secret is - don’t try to do too much. Focus on how you want to actually use the space and commit to that. Make sure your choice reflects how you live. If you want to relax - create an outdoor living room. If you want to eat outside - create an outdoor dining room. Choose just enough furniture. Consider the view from inside. Having a view to a balcony or terrace can visually expand your indoor space and make it feel as if you live in a garden. Make it easy. An outdoor space won’t feel relaxing g if you’re constantly worrying about it. So consider maintenance - nothing should be too precious. Create a place that reflects your personality and brings you joy and happiness. Pic 1: Midjourney design @luxrevive; Pic 2 + 3: @capdemar; Pic 4: @lifestyle_mallorca Pic 5, 8: Midjourney Design. luxrevive: Pic 6 + 7: @peligoni; Pic 9: @_casacollina via @dreamyresorts

Design for relaxation. What is one change you can

Design for relaxation. What is one change you can make to your environment that promotes mental peace and reduces stress? Grow a hedge of herbs. Add a gravel path? Maybe,change the lighting. It’s never the right time but right now is usually the best time. @borgosantopietro #change #simplicity #simple #natural #nature #landscape #rustic

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Sanctuaries of serenity. The surprising thing is t

Sanctuaries of serenity. The surprising thing is the relative ease of outdoor living whether that’s setting a table outdoors or adding a pergola (a simple open-air wooden structure) that creates a garden destination. A pergola creates architectural interest in a flat landscape. And provides shade coverage during summer months. You can also use it to train scented vines to grow overhead. Almost every garden we love has one. @mediterraneanhideaway #garden #terrace #weekend #relax #nature #natural #outdoors

If you can bring nature into your home with spaces

If you can bring nature into your home with spaces that connect with private courtyards, terraces, verandas and other open-air “rooms” you are more likely to find home satisfaction. These outdoor spaces are just as important as indoor spaces. 🍀 @mediterraneanhideaway

Vines and climbers can cover anything, soften hard

Vines and climbers can cover anything, soften hard surfaces and act as a textural backdrop in the garden. Here’s a roundup of all kinds of climhing plants - most are fast growers - that add beauty via @houseandgardenuk. Pic 1-8: A 16th-century mill house in the Cotswolds, Photo: @paul_massey; Pic 2: Sophie and Gregg Wilson’s old wisteria-draped house near Banbury; photo: @paul_massey; Pic 3-4: A Midhirst 19th-century railway cottage Design @studio_squire; Pic 5-6: Childhooh home of photographer @james_fennell and wife Joanna in County Kidare, photo: @montgomeryphoto; Pic 7: an idyllic garden on the Hampshire Downs of landscape gardeners Kim Wilkie and Pip Morrison; Photo: @montgomeryphoto; Pic 9; @ritakonig’s smart west London house; photos: Michael Sinclair. #vines #texture #creeper #landscapephotography #landscape #garden #outdoors #outdoorlife #natural #wisteria #naturalliving #housedesign

There are lots of practical reasons for improving

There are lots of practical reasons for improving any outdoor space. Even if it’s small, awkwardly shaped or hemmed in - a terrace or patio is an extension of your home. And a precious thing. For cooking, dining, sunbathing, games, reading, even swimming. When you have a small space, the secret is - don’t try to do too much. Focus on how you want to actually use the space and commit to that. Make sure your choice reflects how you live. If you want to relax - create an outdoor living room. If you want to eat outside - create an outdoor dining room. Choose just enough furniture. Consider the view from inside. Having a view to a balcony or terrace can visually expand your indoor space and make it feel as if you live in a garden. Make it easy. An outdoor space won’t feel relaxing g if you’re constantly worrying about it. So consider maintenance - nothing should be too precious. Create a place that reflects your personality and brings you joy and happiness. Pic 1: Midjourney design @luxrevive; Pic 2 + 3: @capdemar; Pic 4: @lifestyle_mallorca Pic 5, 8: Midjourney Design. luxrevive: Pic 6 + 7: @peligoni; Pic 9: @_casacollina via @dreamyresorts

Design for relaxation. What is one change you can

Design for relaxation. What is one change you can make to your environment that promotes mental peace and reduces stress? Grow a hedge of herbs. Add a gravel path? Maybe,change the lighting. It’s never the right time but right now is usually the best time. @borgosantopietro #change #simplicity #simple #natural #nature #landscape #rustic

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