Serendipity Garden Designs

05/06/2026

Most homeowners start their garden project in the wrong place.

Not because they don't care but because nobody told them where to start.

Swipe to see what changes when you get the order right.

📩 Book a consult - link in bio.

02/06/2026

Tiny visitor. Big reason to plant natives.

19/05/2026

New project just dropped — check out what we've been working on - Modern Coastal Cactus & Succulent Garden – Tugun QLD.


https://www.serendipitygardendesigns.com.au/modern-coastal-cactus-succulent-garden-tugun-qld/

05/05/2026

K I N G S C L I F F

From dust bowl beginnings to a soft, layered garden entrance that settles right into its surroundings. Thoughtful planting, texture, and flow work together to add value not just to the home—but to the entire street.

It’s the kind of space that quietly lifts everything around it… and invites you to exhale the moment you arrive.

23/04/2026

T R A N S F O R M I N G

Terranora - this blank canvas is transforming into a thriving Australian native landscape.

I worked closely with the client to create a beautifully layered garden. The brief was to preserve the view from both the landscape and the home, create habitat and establish privacy where it mattered most.

The garden has been shaped and planted by the owner with plants from local, Northern Rivers nurseries.

This was a fun and enjoyable collaboration and I'm excited to see this garden mature into the lush native habitat that it's intended to be.

27/03/2026

11/03/2026

S T R I K E A P O S E

This front garden was designed around the existing Aloe Tree (Aloe barberae).

Tall, sculptural and leaning just enough to create a bit of drama, this beauty became the natural hero of the space. Rather than compete with it, the garden was shaped to let it shine.

A simple lawn for breathing space, succulent planting at ground level, and one giant stepper draw you toward the entry. The result? A garden that feels calm, welcoming… and just a little bit glamorous.

Sometimes the best design move is to let the garden’s biggest personality take centre stage.

03/03/2026

F I N G E R S

Sculptural and sun-loving, this Euphorbia anchors the Tugun garden with quiet confidence.

Set amongst river stone and grounded by a feature boulder, it brings contrast to the warmth of the cedar fence and the softness of coastal light.

Structure. Texture. Resilience.

Swipe to learn more about this striking plant.

02/03/2026

G R O W TH

I like this quote because I view everything I do as an opportunity to learn and grow. I continue to learn to be a good mother, wife, friend and aunty (& great aunty). I continue to learn my craft and to be a progressive businesswoman. I'm reflective and strive for growth always and forever

27/02/2026

M O O D

Storm clouds rolling in, salt air thick, Pandanus dancing along the shoreline.
Pulled into Lennox Head after the swimming carnival cheers faded — the electric pool-deck energy of race day still humming through us.

Moody skies. Wild coast. A fleeting moment of joy with my girl.
It’s been a week of school sport, and my heart is so full of pride for my active girls.