Studio Morris

Using colour to play/ create / challenge shadows 🌒

It's all in the details. 🏊🏼‍♀️

Small backyards don't mean loss of interest, excitement or fun! Here we play with creating a journey from one level to the next whilst maximizing the experience of hiding under mature, existing vegetation.
⚡ We are now taking on new clients for 2024. We prioritise client relationships and therefore keep a strict cap on the number of clients we have at any one time. Please reach out if you'd like to discuss your upcoming project.⚡

Do not underestimate the power of light! 🌞
When picking your materials, it is imperative that you test the colouring in the sun and the shade to see if they may differ. More than likely you'll find your darker blues become navy and the whites may have a creamy or beige tone. If this isn't what you're wanting to achieve then take your samples into different locations to know you're locking in the best choice for your aesthetic.
⚡ We are now taking on new clients for 2024. We prioritise client relationships and therefore keep a strict cap on the number of clients we have at any one time. Please reach out if you'd like to discuss your upcoming project.⚡

Being a visual person, if I've got a problem I've got to draw.it.out. This property has a 6m height difference from the house to the proposed tennis court, via a swimming pool level, in Western Brisbane.
Talk about tiering!
How do you work out on site challenges?

Has the Australian Open given anyone else tennis fever? 🎾