Landscape Design · Logan
Landscape design for Logan homes.
From the leafy streets of Springwood and Shailer Park to acreage at Cornubia and the new estates of Yarrabilba, we design plant-rich, functional gardens for Logan homes. Gardens that suit your block, your lifestyle and the way you actually live outdoors, designed by an LDI award winning studio.
What we do
Design first. Then we stay to see it built right.
We're a design studio, not a construction company. Your project starts with an on-site consultation anywhere in Logan, moves through concept design, and finishes as a full Master Plan: a construction-ready set of drawings your landscaper can price and build with confidence.
If you'd like, our Design Implementation service keeps us involved through the build. We help coordinate the process, connect you with trusted contractors and suppliers we work with, source your plants, and check in as the garden takes shape. You hold the building contract directly with your contractor; we keep the design on track.
- Construction ready: detailed enough for any landscaper to build from with confidence.
- Maintenance friendly: planted for the long term, with the right species in the right place.
- Council aware: designed within Australian Standards, with documentation ready for Logan City Council approvals when your project needs them.
Built for Logan
A garden that belongs
in Logan.
Logan's gardens grow in some of the most varied country in South East Queensland: bushland blocks around Daisy Hill where shade and slope set the rules, open river flats along the Logan and Albert, and brand-new estates rising at Yarrabilba and Flagstone.
We design for the full spread of it: established family homes in Springwood, Shailer Park and Daisy Hill, acreage at Cornubia, Logan Village and Greenbank, and blank-canvas new builds across the growth corridor. Wherever your block sits, the design starts with what's true of your site.
Recent work
An award winner, just up the road.
Birkdale poolside retreat
Just over Logan's eastern border, our Birkdale project took Bronze in the Emerging Designer category at the LDI Awards 2025: an existing pool, outdated paving and tired gardens rebuilt as a layered poolside retreat. The same standard comes to every Logan garden we design.
Designed for where you are
Your microclimate. Your home's character.
Logan changes street by street, from bushland acreage to brand-new estates. A good design responds to exactly where you are.
The microclimate of your block
Logan's conditions aren't one condition. Bushland blocks in Daisy Hill and Cornubia hold shade and slope, the river flats run hot and open, and the growth corridor's new estates start as bare, exposed blocks that need structure and shade fast. We read the aspect, the breezes, the shade lines and the drainage of your block before a single plant goes on the plan, so the garden thrives where it's actually planted.
The character of your home
A garden should look like it was always meant to be there. An established family home in Springwood or Shailer Park asks for a different garden to an acreage property at Logan Village or a contemporary new build at Yarrabilba, in its materials, its levels and its planting style. We design so the garden and the architecture read as one considered whole.
Good to know
Landscape design in Logan, answered.
How much does landscape design cost in Logan?
Landscape design in Logan is typically charged on the hours your project needs, and you receive a fixed fee proposal after an on-site consultation, so there are no surprises. Every garden is different, so every design is quoted to scope. Most projects fall within a clear, sensible range we'll talk through together once we've seen your site.
What plants grow best in Logan?
Logan's subtropical climate suits a wide range of plants, but the key is matching species to your specific site conditions: soil type, aspect, slope and rainfall. We favour plants that are both beautiful and resilient, including Australian natives that sit comfortably against Logan's bushland backdrop and low-water exotics that handle the heat without demanding constant maintenance.
Do I need council approval for landscaping in Logan?
In many cases, general garden landscaping doesn't need approval. However, retaining walls above a certain height, structures like pergolas, significant earthworks, and work on properties with vegetation or waterway overlays may need approval through Logan City Council. We'll advise you on what applies to your project, and every design we prepare comes with council-ready documentation to support approval when it's needed.
Do you build the garden as well as design it?
We're a design studio, so we don't build the garden or hold the building contract ourselves. What we offer is Design Implementation: we help coordinate the process, connect you with trusted contractors and suppliers we work with, source your plants, and stay involved as the garden takes shape, so it's built the way it was drawn.
Can you help with a new build in Yarrabilba or Flagstone?
Absolutely. New build landscape design is one of our most popular services in Logan's growth corridor. We recommend getting in touch as early as possible in the build process, ideally before your slab is poured, so the garden, levels, drainage and services can be planned together with the build.
How long does a landscape design project take?
It depends on the size and complexity of your garden and the number of refinement rounds you'd like. Every project is different, so rather than quoting a one-size-fits-all number, we give you a clear timeline in your fee proposal after the consultation, so you can plan your build or renovation schedule with confidence.
Where we work
Landscape design across Logan City.
We design gardens across Logan, including:
Don't see your suburb listed? Get in touch. We're happy to discuss projects across the broader Logan and South East Queensland region.
Start a project
Let's design a garden that belongs in Logan.
Whether you're reworking an established garden, starting from a bare block in the growth corridor, or finally giving the acreage the garden it deserves, the first step is an on-site consultation. We'll walk your garden, talk through the possibilities, and show you what's achievable.