Breathing life into city living

Green spaces are essential for happiness, wellbeing and the health of our cities. At The Small Garden, we specialise in creating green urban spaces that connect people with nature.

URBAN RESIDENTIAL / CORPORATE SPACES / RETAIL / EVENTS

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Residential

Design to make you feel at home

Escape the urban jungle and reap the benefits of nature by rejuvenating your own space. We transform courtyards, balconies, rooftops and interiors into tranquil retreats.

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CORPORATE SPACES, RETAIL & EVENTS

Spaces with meaningful impact

Through green space design, you can impress event guests, improve the productivity of your employees and create engaging environments for your customers and clients.

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ideas for inspired city living

We draw inspiration from all around the globe and wholeheartedly believe in the importance of both nature and good design. To lead the way in design and the march towards a more sustainable future, we share and celebrate the ideas shaping our world.

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PROJECTS

what we do

The Small Garden creates innovative outdoor solutions for city living. Browse our Projects Gallery and lose yourself in a world of inspiration.

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The Small Garden is a Brisbane-based design studio cultivating greener city living. We combine design practices with a love for nature to bring life to urban spaces.

When people living in urban areas have the opportunity to regularly interact with nature, their wellbeing, happiness and productivity all improve. From outdoor areas to public spaces and offices, our complete design service responds to this innate need to connect with natural environments.

By pushing boundaries and thinking big – even in the smallest of spaces – we create solutions to restore the balance between urban living and the natural world.

“The future will belong to the nature-smart – those individuals, families, businesses and political leaders who develop a deeper understanding of the transformative power of the natural world, and who balance the virtual with the real world.”

Richard Louv, Author of The Nature Principle