30 Years of Experience in Oriental Landscaping
Imperial Gardens produces beautiful Oriental landscaping with Japanese, Chinese, and Balinese roots.
With over 30 years experience, we operate in the residential, commercial, and public sectors.
Imperial Gardens produces unrivaled work because our founder has decades of experience in Oriental design, philosophy and landscaping.
We hold the distinction of being the only dedicated Oriental landscaping company in Sydney, Australia.
Over 30 Years Experience
Our founder Ken Lamb has a lifetime of experience in Oriental art, design and landscaping.
Under his guidance, Imperial Gardens has successfully worked on hundreds of projects throughout Sydney and Australia. Some of the country’s most iconic Oriental gardens have come to life under Ken’s knowing hand.
When the Imperial Gardens team works on your Chinese or Japanese garden, you get nothing short of the best.
Award Winning
The Landscape Excellence Awards
1993 – Best Landscape Feature
1994 – Residential Construction to $47,000
1995 – Residential Construction to $50,000
1996 – Commercial Construction $150,000 to $300,000
2000 – Residential Construction over $70,000
2002 – Commercial Construction to $350,000
2002 – Landscape company of the year
International Recognition
Along with a host of media appearances, Ken has enjoyed international acclaim for his landscaping, design and art work.
1998 – Inaugural director and board member of the International Association of Japanese Gardens
2012 – Host of the 7th International Symposium of Japanese Gardens
Meet Ken Lamb
Ken Lamb is the mastermind behind one of the most successful landscaping businesses in Sydney. He began his journey by pursuing his passion for the arts at a young age, earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of NSW. It was here that Ken excelled in modern landscape painting and abstract steel sculpture.
After finishing his degree, Ken worked as an artist for 10 years. His work soon gained recognition, running successful exhibitions in Sri Lanka and Australia. He began Imperial Gardens soon after.
Ken has an abiding interest in Zen thinking. He is an accomplished sumi-e ink artist and the author of multiple books about Oriental gardens.
