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This Website Features a Massive Display of New House Design Ideas and Amazing Garden Landscape Design Photos.
Split-Level Modern Home Design with Recycled Brick and Spacious Rear Backyard and BBQ Grill
Front Yard
Modern House Design with Rendered White Walls and Shaded Deck, Long Dining Table
Front Yard
Warm Minimalist House Design with Eco Friendly Materials and Sunken Firepit Lounge and Generous
Front Yard
Twenty designs built for how younger generations actually live — remote work studio cabins, shared village lawns, roof decks, skinny infill houses and prefab flatpacks. The generation now entering the housing market has different requirements to the one that built the suburbs, and tiny homes answer several of them at once: a price that can be reached without two large incomes, a location close to work and friends rather than an hour beyond the edge of the city, and a building small enough that the running costs never become the main story of your month. Remote and hybrid work is the strongest single influence on these plans. Almost every design in this part of the series includes a dedicated work position — not a laptop on a dining table, but a proper desk with daylight from the side, a door or curtain that closes it off, and enough acoustic separation that a video call is possible while someone else cooks. Where floor area cannot stretch, the work space moves outside into a separate studio pod of six or eight square metres. Shared land is the second theme. Small home villages arranged around a common lawn, a shared laundry and workshop,...
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Home & Garden · Landscape Visualisation
360 Designed Landscaping Concepts for you to Dream and Build which version suits your Backyard and Front yard Design Ideas. Building a New House or Renovating and Existing Property, these 3D Visuals will Inspire you and give Direction to your Landscape, Entertaining and Garden
Featured cinematic concepts
Choose from Top Aerial View, Rear Backyard View, Forward Front Yard View, on the Ground, Street View and Landscape Views
Futuristic resort
Architectural
Organic contemporary
Modern minimal
Green futurism
Top / Drone View
View from Above "Satellite style" Birds-eye Plan of Whole Design
Forward Looking
Standing at the boundary looking toward the house from Street View
Rear Backyard Look
Standing at the Rear of House looking back out to See and Feel.
Left Side Property View
Left Hand View from Boundary, screening and Left Side beds.
Right Side Property View
Right Hand View from Boundary, feature planting and lighting.
Front yard highlights
"Tap-the-View" Buttons on any Design to Switch Between "Views"
DESIGN 01Right Side Property ViewCONTEMPORARY HOME DESIGN
Clipped hedge bands, a single feature tree and wide paver entry path that squares up a modern facade.
Typical build range: $8k – $16k
DESIGN 02Top / Drone ViewCOMPACT HEIGHT HOME DESIGNS
If Height is Problem for Local Planning Approval this Low-Height Design Solution is worth considering.
Typical build range: $6k – $12k
DESIGN 03Top / Drone ViewECO-FREINDLY LOW WATER HOME DESIGN
If you have Restricted Water Supplies your House Design can still be Beautiful. Here we use Succulents and Decorative Gravel plus Pavers for sharp clean look
Typical build range: $7k – $14k
DESIGN 04Right Side Property ViewCOASTAL SIMPLICITY FOR LOW MAINTENANCE BEACH HOUSE DESIGN
Wind tolerant natives, timber sleeper steps and a driftwood-toned pebble bed make for easy hands free upkeep.
Typical build range: $9k – $15k
DESIGN 05Top / Drone ViewCLEAN AND FORMAL BASIC DESIGN
Mirrored Hedges, Standard Bay Trees in pots and a Stone-edged Lawn panel keep this Design Symmetrical
Typical build range: $12k – $22k
DESIGN 06Right Side Property ViewGRAND DESIGNS FOR LUXURY STATEMENTS
A sweeping Circular Driveway wrapped around a Raised Planted Island and Specimen Tree, framed with Dhalia
Typical build range: $25k – $60k
Backyard highlights
DESIGN 21Forward LookingRESORT SYTLE HOME DESIGN PLANS
Like the Thailand or Balinese Tropical Island Vibes. Here's a Design with Warm Lighting and Dark Accents for Beach like Summer Living with Wood Decking, Poolside Cabana Lounge that turns the yard into a holiday.
Typical build range: $70k – $150k
DESIGN 22Forward LookingTHE GRAND ENTERTAINER
A Louvred Pergola over Teak Wooden Outdoor Dining table with Complete Outdoor Kitchen, Food Preparation Station, BBQ Grill and Lounge Bench Seating alongside Designer Pool with Palm Trees and Box Hedges
Typical build range: $28k – $55k
DESIGN 23Rear Backyard LookHEIGHT RESTRICTED BUILDING DESIGNS
An Earthy Organic Designed House with Natural Integrated Gardens with Alfresco Opening to Pool and Wooden Pergola with Built-in BBQ Extensive use of Cedar Pergola and Redwood Outdoor Table Seating.
Typical build range: $22k – $45k
DESIGN 24Forward LookingIf Wood Fired Pizza and BBQ Ribs is your Passion
An Elaborate BBQ Wood Fire Cooking Station accompanied by Wooden Dining and Pergola Garden Planters this Design is Perfect for Steak and Pizza Lovers plenty room for Family Entertaining and Dog to Play
Typical build range: $18k – $36k
DESIGN 25Forward LookingCLASSIC 1970'S STYLING WITH MODERNIZATION
White Washed Classic Federation House with Featured Shingled Tile Gazebo with White Posts, Cosy Outdoor Setting, framed by Beautiful Garden with Azelia and Lavender and Stylish Custom Shaped Lawns
Typical build range: $25k – $48k
DESIGN 26Forward LookingFAMILY FOCUSED HOUSE AND HOME DESIGNS
The Complete Family Home Design with Shaded Play-Zone for the Kids, Tough Dog Friendly Lawn, Hidden Storage for Tidy Appearance and a Mud-free path looping back to the house with Alfresco Dining
Typical build range: $15k – $30k
How to use this site
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Start on the Top View page. This will give you Birds-Eye view and Perspective of Boundaries, sun, access and drainage decide the layout before any planting.
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Landscape Design sets the Mood for the Entire Property. Experiment with Levels, Paving, Walls and Lighting. Pools and Pergolas are Best Incorporated at this stage.
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Garden Design and Outdoor Furniture finish the yard. Layered Planting, Herb and Vegetable Bed and Correctly Sized Furniture make the space feel resolved.
Where to start
Every Yard plan is Custom Designed hard structure, Garden Planting Furniture Styles and Shade Options. Start Planning your Dream Home
20 Appealing Kerbside Concepts from Street View Front House Design Ideas.
20 Entertaining, Family Dinners, BBQ's and Tropical Resort Relaxing Style Concepts.
Read your Whole Yard as a Satellite View Drone plan for Better Perspective Planning
Experiment with Levels, Paving, Walls, Steps and Lighting Character and Style
Tree Planting Design Ideas, Flower and Shrub Choices, Vegetable Raised Beds
Outdoor Furniture Design and Style Placement for Lounges and Family Dining
Which Swimming Pool Shapes, Styles and Designs include Pool Fencing and Lounge
Shade Structures Make your Backyard Spaces Usable all Year Summer, Winter
Full feature article · Tiny Homes
The build sequence that makes a tiny home last — level pad or rated chassis, square frame, weathertight shell, insulation, one services wall and staged fit-out.
Almost every tiny home that fails does so for one of four reasons: it was built out of square, it was never made properly weathertight, it was under insulated, or its plumbing and wiring were scattered across the plan instead of gathered into one wall. The build sequence in this final part of the series exists to prevent those four failures, and it applies whether the home sits on a concrete pad or a road rated chassis.
Start with the base. A fixed home wants a level pad, screw piles or a slab with drainage falling away on all sides, and a damp barrier that will still be doing its job in thirty years. A towable home wants a chassis rated well above the finished weight, with the axles positioned for the real load rather than the drawing. Get this stage wrong and every stage afterward is a compromise.
Frame square and frame once. Check diagonals on the floor platform before a single wall goes up, stand and brace the walls plumb, and tie the whole structure together at the top plate. In a small building, five millimetres of error is visible in every cabinet, door and sheet of cladding that follows. Steel framing resists twisting during transport, and timber framing is easier to modify later — both work when they are square.
Make it weathertight before anything else happens inside. Roof, wrap, flashings, windows and doors installed and sealed, then cladding with a drained cavity behind it. Water finds the smallest detail: head flashings over openings, a decent overhang, and a sealed penetration for every service. Only when rain cannot enter should insulation and lining begin.
Insulate properly and gather the services. In a small volume, heat moves fast in both directions, and generous wall, roof and floor insulation with a continuous air seal is the difference between a home you heat with a candle and one that is uninhabitable in February. Then put the bathroom, kitchen and hot water on a single wall so all plumbing and most wiring runs one short distance, is accessible for repair, and never crosses the living space.
Finish in stages and live with it. Bathroom, one sleeping area, a working kitchen bench and the deck first, then joinery, storage, the second room and the garden as time and money allow. The twenty designs that close this feature show the whole arc — bare pad, framed shell, weathertight box, and finally a finished home sitting in its own garden with a table outside the door. Built in that order, a tiny home lasts as long as any house.