Living garden with attention to detail
This very homely garden radiates a cosy, almost Nordic comfort and emphasises the client’s love of detail. The pool is not primarily designed for swimming, but invites you to relax and echoes the theme of the lounge. The wooden deck on which the lounge is placed playfully overlaps the pool area and is another element in the mix of materials. A great many materials have been used in this garden in a very small space: Gravel, brick, wood, paving slabs, wildly shaped slabs and paving — and yet everything harmonises wonderfully with each other. The contrast between old and new, which is clearly recognisable throughout the design, is also remarkable.
The English garden style
This residential garden was modelled on British garden design. The immaculate lawn is particularly striking, which is known as a special feature of this style. At the same time, the feel-good oasis is romanticised by the lush planting. Evergreen hedges and natural stone walls were used to structure the outdoor space. Nevertheless, care was taken to ensure that the picturesque view into the distance was not disturbed. Although the garden was divided up in a very structured way, the different materials and plants create a playful harmony.
The stone figures are also typical of this garden style. The figures have been accentuated in this residential garden and provide an eye-catching feature. The water fountain is in the same style. The antique appearance gives the impression of having travelled back in time.
Before the garden remodelling & after
Planting
Trees
- Platanus hispanica (roof-shaped plane tree)
- Acer palmatum, various varieties (various Japanese maples, green and red-leaved)
- Taxus (multi-stemmed, branched yews)
- Amelanchier lamarckii (umbrella-shaped rock pear)
Shrubs
- Hydrangea macrophylla (Farmer’s hydrangea)
- Buxus sempervirens (box globes)
- Acer davidii (Davids maple)
- Taxus (columnar yew)
Hedge
- Ligustrum ovalifolium (oval-leaved privet)
Perennials
- Bergenia (Bergenia)
- Various herbs
- Epimedium (fairy flower)
- Hosta (Funkia)
- Heuchera micrantha (red-leaved purple bell)
- Imperata cylindrica ‚Red Baron‘ (Japanese blood grass)
- Carex morrowii (Japanese sedge)
- Convallaria majalis (lily of the valley)
- Sagina subulata (star moss)
Materials
- Natural stone in the garden: Guber Naturstein
- Natural stone in the entrance area: Maggia
- Granite
- Wooden deck
- Chaussalisation
Execution
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