NATURE'S HOUSES - Interior and Garden Design

Nature's Houses Interior and Garden Design - Design Comsultancy Service

Welcome to Nature's Houses Interior and Garden Design

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INTERIOR DESIGN	EXTERIOR DESIGN	GARDEN DESIGN

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~* INTERIOR & GARDEN *~
Design Consultancy Services

Whether you are looking to beautify and enhance the interior of your home, the garden space, or the exterior, we offer our design inspirations so that you may transform any or all areas of your house into the home of your dreams!

The focus of the INTERIOR & GARDEN DESIGN consultants is that of Sustainable Living -
Green Living for the Environment!

We specialise in assisting our clients to achieve a Sustainable Lifestyle using Green Design.
At INTERIOR & GARDEN DESIGN - our HERITAGE, INTERIOR and LANDSCAPE DESIGNERS can guide you towards creating your very own Nature Niche.

We would love to assist you in -

Restoring your magnificent Old Queenslander, Traditional or Classic home,

Creating a Garden of Excellence - either a rambling Cottage Garden, a design of Japanese Simplicity and Beauty, uniquely Australian Native Gardens, or another garden of your choice - or

Guiding you towards Sustaining your family via your Permaculture Vegetable Garden.

Feel free to Email us with any queries.

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We seek the services and skills of people who are of like mind
and who are committed to joining us .....

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We thought we would share with you some information about the creature that forms our Nature's Wonderland logo ....

BILBY ... (Macrotis lagotis)
The Bilby is an important part of traditional indigenous culture in the deserts of Central Australia. The large rabbit like ears of the Greater Bilby (referred to as Bilby) have also made it a popular Australian icon at Easter. Sadly, through habitat loss and competition with introduced animals, the number of these small mammals has dramatically reduced over the last 100 years.
While there are many threats contributing to the dramatic decline of Bilby populations, the most important of these are habitat loss and change, and competition with introduced animals.

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