GreenGardener's seating

A statement piece with lasting appeal.

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Floating bench in a curved sandstone wall fits in comfortably due to it's curved back and seat design.

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Bench with a view. What garden is complete without a bench? Before positioning yours, take the time to consider both what you will see from the bench and what views you will have of the bench from elsewhere in the yard. Consider a view of a water element or vegetable garden, or position a bench at the end of a winding path that can be seen from the house.

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Sandstone retaining wall and combined seating softened by gentle curves. Drama created by lighting and sculpture.

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When space is at a premium why not combine a raised planter and bench seating. The plants add a softness to the architecture and the bench blends into the garden. Cushions could be stored under a hinged seat for storage and reduced fading when not in use.

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This arching trellis will assist in catching gum tree litter add privacy and support a green canopy vine.

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Clever use of space, well engineered design

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Designed by Albert Dodge Coplin a rustic seat that will last.

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