Point Piper

To complement the sculptural reworking of this 1930s Spanish Mission home, the landscape was designed with the same commitment to clarity, balance and natural materiality. The property’s formal architectural symmetry is reinforced through the use of Buxus balls and clipped topiary, creating rhythm and structure while guiding movement through the garden. Mature palms introduce height and elegance, restoring scale to the harbour frontage and softening the strong architectural lines.

A restrained palette of natural materials, limestone crazy paving, hand‑detailed tiling and refined pool surrounds, ties the outdoor spaces back to the home’s warm, polished interiors. These elements work together to create a landscape that feels timeless, calm and beautifully integrated, allowing the architecture and garden to read as one continuous experience.