Inside Out

HIDDEN ASSETS

When you live in a busy, bustling suburb, you want your garden to be a sanctuary from the hectic world beyond the gate. That’s not easy to achieve when your outlook takes in a paved parking spot and an ugly roller door. Yet challenges often give rise to wonderful solutions. At a terrace house in Sydney’s Balmain, dealing with this conundrum led to a transformation that created a whole new vista.

Homeowners Sophie and Adam Trippe-Smith were fed up with looking

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