PRESS RELEASE: Changing their name, not their roots

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SYDNEY, 7 July 2022 – Landscape designer, Sticks and Stones, is changing its company name to Nelson Thomas.

The business was originally born out of its founders’ passion to create awe-inspiring gardens that are made for life and that grow over time. “We were both passionate about design and horticulture,” said co-founder, Fiona Nelson. “We wanted to work together, and the business just grew organically from there.”

Now, after more than ten years of growth, with projects of increasing scope and complexity, the business is marking their evolution with a change in company name.

“Before we were known as Fiona Ericsson and Julia Levitt – we were Fiona Nelson and Julia Thomas,” explained co-founder Julia Levitt, “So, Nelson Thomas is a nod to that partnership and the passion that started it all.”

Over the years, the business has expanded its team and professional ecosystem and Fiona and Julia have collaborated with some of Australia’s leading architects and interior designers to bring clients’ dreams to life.

As much as their business is about design excellence and beautiful gardens, the future of Nelson Thomas is also about a passion that, like the company’s work, is timeless.

For more information about the company or name change, contact [email protected]. Visit the Nelson Thomas website at www.nelsonthomas.com.au.

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Name: Julia LevittCompany: Fiona Ericsson and Julia LevittEmail: [email protected]Phone: +61 426 259 973

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July 13, 2022/by Reland Pigte

About Fiona Ericsson and Julia Levitt

Nelson Thomas is an award-winning landscape design company that’s passionate about the work they do and how it enriches clients’ lives. Their thinking and design process is informed by deep expertise in horticulture and garden design and consideration for the built environment and natural setting – how spaces flow into each other and fit into the larger landscape. Nelson Thomas works collaboratively with leading architects and interior designers to bring clients’ dreams to life. The Nelson Thomas team offer a wealth of hands-on experience in all stages of delivery – from initial concept design through to material selection, construction and planting, and advice on ongoing maintenance. With offices in Sydney and Byron Bay, Nelson Thomas is run by its co-founders Fiona Ericsson (née Nelson) and Julia Levitt (née Thomas).

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