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Browse Our Recent Projects

Discover the variety and creativity of our completed projects across Brisbane. From lush gardens to functional outdoor living areas, each project showcases our expertise and commitment to quality.
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Red Hill 4069, Queensland

Lovejoy Street

This project transformed an entire outdoor space and street frontage into a lush and inviting family home. Following the provided designs, CHM Landscapes constructed a custom-built entry that featured a new timber fence, garden steppers, and various plantings. The lawn was re-turfed with edging and an irrigation system was installed. Additionally, the backyard was revamped into a functional area, including a clothesline and a children’s play area.
Graceville 4075, Queensland

Molonga Terrace

CHM Landscapes worked closely with our client to elevate the front façade of their home, creating a welcoming and modern entrance. A key element of the upgrade included the installation of a new electric swing gate for enhanced security and curb appeal. The project included a new irrigation system, refreshed plantings, and replaced garden edging, resulting in a refreshed, cohesive design that perfectly complements the home’s exterior.
Graceville 4075, Queensland

Mortlake Road

We partnered with our client to transform a bare outdoor area into a serene garden oasis. The project included a water feature, lush plantings, and a new irrigation system, along with updated garden edging and pavers, resulting in a fresh and inviting space. To complement the new aesthetic, CHM Landscapes also built a stylish new pool fence, and planted feature tree’s, seamlessly blending with the overall design and creating a welcoming entry to the home.
Auchenflower 4066, Queensland

Gregory Street

In response to the client’s brief, CHM Landscapes transformed the front area of this home into a functional exposed driveway, alongside a new fence and a pedestrian entrance. CHM Landscapes also provided solutions for water drainage issues, undertaking extensive earthworks and building a new retaining wall. The addition of a sleek automatic fence not only enhanced security but also improved the overall curb appeal. The pedestrian entrance was redesigned to be more inviting, featuring a stylish new gate and carefully placed garden steppers, leading visitors into a beautifully refreshed garden space. New turfing and planting were added to create a welcoming entry that balances both function and design.
Fig Tree Pocket 4069, Queensland

Karella Street

CHM Landscapes collaborated with the client to transform an underutilised outdoor area into a vibrant and functional entertaining space. The project included the installation of concrete slabs with paving, incorporating stairs and ramp access for improved functionality and flow. To enhance the space, we added structures designed to support vines and creepers, creating a natural, green backdrop. Additionally, we incorporated garden beds and pots, providing the client with the opportunity to plant and personalise their new outdoor oasis. The result is a stylish and inviting space, with improved drainage.
Corinda 4075, Queensland

Dewar Terrace

CHM Landscapes collaborated with the client of this stunning Queensland heritage-style home to install a custom balustrade style fence and an automatic aluminium gate. The new fence, crafted from premium finished pine, was designed to complement the home’s heritage charm, enhancing both its aesthetic and street appeal. To further elevate the entry, we also refreshed the space with new turf and thoughtfully chosen plants, creating a welcoming and vibrant first impression.  
Stradbroke 4216, Queensland

South Stradbroke

Working closely with the client’s builder, CHM Landscapes designed a beautiful new outdoor entertaining space to complement this stunning beachside home on South Stradbroke Island. The project featured a custom timber deck and stairs, paired with unique crazy pave flooring, and an inviting outdoor fire pit. Lush planting was carefully added to create a shady, relaxed atmosphere, making this the perfect space for outdoor gatherings and enjoying the coastal surroundings.
Ascot 4007, Queensland

Massey Street

We worked closely with the client to transform both the house entry and backyard spaces, enhancing both functionality and design. The project involved upgrading the existing grass area, replacing it with elegant sandstone landscape stairs that not only added visual appeal but also improved the flow of the garden. To soften the overall look, additional plants were introduced, blending the lawn seamlessly with the garden area. The new stairs also helped improve drainage, ensuring a healthier garden space while creating a more inviting and cohesive outdoor environment.
Ashgrove 4060, Queensland

Brown Parade

This project delivered a full landscape refresh with a focus on structure, flow, and long-term functionality. Extensive earthworks and drainage preparation set the foundation for a renewed turf area, supported by a pop-up irrigation system for efficient watering. CHM Landscapes installed designated garden plantings, framed with new block edging to retain mulch and define the lawn and garden spaces. This same edging was cleverly repurposed as landscape stairs, providing stable access down the sloped side of the property. To complete the transformation, a custom timber gate was installed at the rear, offering direct access to the neighbouring park.

Beechmont 4211, Queensland

Mackenzie Road

Nestled in the hinterland, this project brought functionality and charm to a rural garden setting. CHM Landscapes constructed a formed concrete slab and built-in seating area, designed to frame a central fire pit and finished with character-rich crazy paving. Nearby, a large timber garden structure was installed, featuring raised timber sleeper beds for vegetables and herbs, along with an enclosed space for chickens. This practical yet inviting setup was designed to support the home’s kitchen with fresh produce while complementing the natural surroundings.

Corndale 2480, New South Wales

Strong Road

This project elevated the outdoor living space with practical upgrades and stylish finishes. CHM Landscapes replaced the existing pool filter house with a new structure designed to shield the equipment from the elements, while seamlessly blending with the architectural style of the home. A large concrete surface was tiled in a classic French pattern, creating a welcoming entry and functional entertaining area. To complete the BBQ zone, crisp subway tiles were installed on a feature wall, adding a timeless, clean-lined touch to the space.

Woolloongabba 4012, Queensland

Norman Street

This project focused on improving both the functionality and flow of the front and back outdoor spaces. At the rear, CHM Landscapes replaced the existing timber fence with a new, pool-compliant structure, seamlessly tying it into the surrounding paving to create a more practical and inviting poolside area for sitting and relaxing. At the front, the original timber entry stairs were rebuilt like-for-like, preserving the home’s character while enhancing safety and usability with a new balustrade and handrail. The result is a cohesive update that respects the home’s heritage while adding everyday functionality.

Fairfield 4013, Queensland

Clara Street

This project combined structural improvements with sustainable design choices to enhance both form and function. CHM Landscapes installed an engineered concrete sleeper retaining wall, complete with adequate drainage and spigots to allow for future fencing or capping. At the front of the home, recycled plastic composite decking was laid at ground level, offering a durable, low-maintenance surface that blends seamlessly into the landscape. Earthworks were completed to support both structural integrity and future landscaping potential.

Sherwood 4075, Queensland

Lance Street

This project focused on refining the front garden’s structure and functionality. CHM Landscapes installed new garden edging to clearly define the transition between lawn and planting areas, creating a cleaner, more polished look. Steppers and pavers were laid to improve access through the space, while a low stone-capped wall was added to provide informal seating. At the front boundary, the existing turf was replaced with Geohex to prevent sinking and ensure long-term stability, offering a practical yet visually appealing solution.

Moorooka 4015, Queensland

Beverley Hill Street

This project focused on improving security, access, and usability across adjoining blocks. CHM Landscapes constructed new timber fencing, retaining walls, and custom-built gates — including a pedestrian gate and double swing driveway gates — to create a more secure and functional layout. Earthworks were carried out to shape the site, with a boulder retaining wall installed to define the space and manage levels. Effective drainage solutions were integrated throughout, ensuring the area is well-prepared for future landscaping.
Yeronga 4014, Queensland

Athol Street

This project transformed a tired, turfed area into a flourishing garden escape. CHM Landscapes replaced the worn lawn with a thoughtfully planted, low-maintenance garden, brought to life by a fully automated irrigation system. Curved steppers guide the way through the space, connecting two separate entry points and encouraging natural movement. A water feature and bird bath were installed as a central focal point, attracting wildlife and adding a calming touch to the garden’s atmosphere.