It’s the small details that make a fence perfectly frame and finish a property. When you view this modern masterpiece in Kingswood Adelaide from the front, it is hard to imagine the home without the fence.
Precast concrete sandstone pillars and columns come in a range of modern and minimalistic designs to suit contemporary homes. The pillars are only part of the selection however. There were many elements during the planning and designing phase that we have outlined below:
The façade of this cottage was totally transformed with some creative thinking. Without affecting the existing structure, this clever design brought old and new together seamlessly, using the existing fence and adding precast concrete pillars. The result was a beautiful fence in keeping with the era of the cottage and a distinctive entrance, giving the house much more street appeal.
The original fence was stepped as you can see in the pictures below with a fairly obscure entrance. The client...
This contemporary home situated near the beach at Henley in Adelaide needed a modern fence design to define the property and to give it street appeal. The home’s style and design lent itself to a variety of different fence styles, but the owner...
Winter or summer, this open air pergola brought a touch of Tuscany to the backyard of this home, extending the living space to the outdoors. The owners wanted a place to enjoy afternoons having lunch with friends and family, a glass of wine in...
This lovely Adelaide Villa made a stunning transformation with a beautiful but simple heritage concrete pillar fence that completed the home and significantly added to its street presence.
The owners were planning their daughter’s wedding at...
The popular Sunrise Bakery in Angaston with its many sweet and savoury delights, extended their dining area to the outdoors with a precast concrete pillar fence. Now you can enjoy their wonderful food while sitting outside in the sunshine and...
Terrace homes were built as early as the 1830’s to provide higher density housing for the burgeoning population in cities like Sydney and Melbourne during the Gold Rush era. Terrace housing back then was similar to today’s high-rise apartment...
In our last blog we talked about open air pergolas using sandstone concrete columns. The same property extended this classic look to the fence which has a lovely widestreet frontage and was able to carry a more substantial structure. The...
Do you have a space in the backyard beckoning for something special – maybe a gazebo or a tea house? Think about an open air pergola, it can open the outdoors and garden to your home and extend the living area. Being open air and without a roof,...
