Tiny Green Footprints

17/05/2026

Red flowering ironbark. It’s a tough timber but it has a softer side that often goes unnoticed. It puts a captivating display on when it flowers.

12/04/2026

Some veggie gardens almost complete for a client. They have rustic charm and look good even without the plants. As my wife said. Why don’t we have these in our garden. 😂

03/07/2025

Dom getting fancy with his brick work today. He’s tackled the challenge with flying colours. The curve is looking great. Will dress up nicely with some cladding. What do you think it will be clad in? Can anyone guess what this will become? 🔥

24/06/2025

Nick and I managed to get these post stood just before the sun was completely gone last night. We knew today was going to be a wet one so getting the posts in will make things easier when the sun comes back later this week. Hopefully the mud isn’t too much of an issue.

02/06/2025

The final details of the coolest mud kitchen to date. We have lots of different textures going on here. Mud kitchens give children an opportunity for creativity, imagination, and fine/gross motor skills, while also promoting social interaction and a connection with nature.

30/05/2025

Here is a project we never did share with you. It took a lot of meticulous detailing but it turned out to be well and truely worth it. School playgrounds are a challenge because there is a huge difference between challenging a 5 year old to challenging a 12 year old. I think we got it pretty right here. Let us know what you think?

22/05/2025

Finding all kinds of things at the bottom of sandpits. At Tiny Green Footprints we are always thinking of ways to enhance simple things like sandpits that invite kids to explore that little bit more.

20/05/2025

Sketching ideas for new play spaces. I like to make it a new discovery at every turn. It can be difficult to achieve while staying in the bounds of compliance but if you’re careful it is possible and can be magical. Let us know how we can create these spaces for you.

19/05/2025

15/05/2025

Nature based play is simple. Here is a creek and a seated yarning circle completed for a school recently. Some kids will play here, some will discover, some will sit quietly and read. There is a calmness and a curiosity that nature playgrounds can provide. Let us know how we can help you create a space in your school or centre or even your backyard.