Style Council Exterior Design /Landscape Service
Water in Cape Town

Style Council Exterior Designers - Design and storyboard ideas, Green Energy Devices and Grey water Systems an Exterior Designer is a skilled professional who Interprets your imagined sanctuary and works with trusted team to turn this into reality, Building Extensions, Rock and Water features, Ponds, Natural Swimming Pools, Wooden Decking, Landscaping, adding value to your property and pleasure to your life.

Quentin Owen has a fascination with biomimicry and the perfection of natures design. His company Style Council suggests a fashionable movement towards the appreciation of nature as more than a trend, but a necessity for a sustainable future. Nathan Gorman has worked alongside Quentin over 20 years with diligence perserverance and the ability to communicate well with everyone. As a production manager Nathan overcomes any obstacles placed in his path. Barbra Cowley is an artist, graphic designer and photographer, she brings a feminine touch and beauty to our designs and finishes. Trade terminologies, scheduling and coordination, unique peculiarities due to selection of materials, installation techniques, material choice, availability and construction or engineering methods are but a few of the snags A subcontractor will respond well to a seasoned general contractor who understands the work to be performed and with whom they have a good relationship, based on past experience. The best landscape design companies in Cape Town have many years of experience in managing these teams. The Style Council Team have been providing a high-end service for over 20 years in South Africa and Italy. Exterior Design companies usually specialize in one or more areas of a project and subcontract related installation elements such as unique structures or specialised lighting. In this way artistic Integrity and site management is maintained. ABOUT QUENTIN: Quentin grew up on a farm, close to the city, living with an abundance of fresh produce he recognised the beauty and economy of nature. Quentin was drawn back to African soil in 2000 having learned fluent Italian and the romance of Italian art, architecture and style; he is inspired still by quality artistic workmanship, designed and built for a lifetime. It was only after his years of work and travel in Europe, that he was able to understand the importance of timeless design along with the role of diversity. On the farm the vegetables went a long way in creating bonds between workers and neighbours. Feed your family, neigbors and friends with home grown produce, and provide equally for the bird, animal and insect life supporting the greater eco-system. Besides the food forest garden his property has naturally evolved from an alien infested space to a rich biodiverse landscape. The beauty of his garden is one of surprise, new indigenous plants, even ericas have taken root. A pair of owls find sanctuary on the land, there are two busy bee hives, and many bird species are abundant. It is peaceful, each season provides new gifts: Berries, fruit, nuts, herbs, veg and lots of honey. Quentin applies his knowledge of natural landscaping in his environment and will gladly assist you to do the same. Bee keeping, telapia fish, mushroom growing, hot houses and how to purify river systems, this man is a hive of useful information. This talk focused on the design of our city spaces, and how space gives out meaning. These circumstances need to be protested and changed if we are to create transformation within our society. What are our responsibilities, as citizens, to ensure that we have the option to plan and design our cities around our own needs and the natural and free environment, rather than spaces which become controlled and developed for us,monitored and isolated off from social communities.