After January’s downburst hit Separation Creek, Bryce and Heather gathered driftwood from the beach to build a simple shelter — a small act of resilience shaped by storm and landscape.

Designing on the Great Ocean Road means working with steep land, bushfire overlays, and powerful scenery. This concept explores how thoughtful, site-first design can reimagine coastal living.

A sculpted, breeze-block screened terrace on a Wye River knoll—co-designed by Bryce and daughter Emilia Minett, blending mid-century character with bushfire resilience and timeless coastal living.

What happens when a harsh concrete space meets a Mediterranean mindset? You get a low-maintenance courtyard that feels like a holiday villa — without leaving Melbourne.

A sloping, unusable patch of kikuyu grass in Kennett River gets a functional, all-season makeover—complete with circular recycled brick paving, built-in seating and drainage-smart design.

An exclusive look at a highly detailed Melbourne landscaping project—where major excavation, neighbour negotiation, and precise porcelain detailing with high-end finishes and lush plant life.

Explore this elegant front garden designed for a grand family home in Surrey Hills. Featuring box hedging, ornamental pears, artificial turf, and limestone-look paving—by Bryce Minett Landscaping.

Rebuilding after loss takes grit—and heart. This rustic landscape transformation blends bushfire resilience with natural beauty, using reclaimed materials, and locally-sourced native plantings

Take a look at this stunning outdoor living space in Surrey Hills, built and evolved over 20+ years by Bryce Minett Landscaping. From pergolas and paving to a serene pool zone

Discover this stunning Tuscan-style outdoor living space in Kennett River. Featuring natural stone paving, rustic hardwood seating, native planting and a firepit zone

Transform your Melbourne garden with Edna Walling-inspired crazy paving by Bryce Minett Landscaping. Explore elegant, sustainable, and timeless stone designs today!