Aesthetics
Aesthetics in garden design refers to the visual appeal and sensory experience of the outdoor space, encompassing elements such as color, form, texture, balance, rhythm, and focal points. Aesthetic considerations play a crucial role in creating a garden that is not only visually pleasing but also evokes emotional responses and fosters a sense of connection with nature.
Plant selection
Curating a diverse palette of plants based on factors such as color, texture, form, fragrance, seasonal interest, and ecological benefits creates visually captivating compositions that evolve over time and contribute to the garden's overall character.
Hardscape feature
Incorporating elements like patios, pathways, walls, pergolas, water features, and art installations adds structure, rhythm, and focal points to the garden while providing opportunities for artistic expression and functional enhancement.
Colour and texture
Intentionally layering plants with contrasting colors, textures, heights, and foliage shapes creates depth, visual interest, and sensory richness throughout the garden, enhancing its beauty and inviting exploration.
Unity and cohesion
Establishing a cohesive design narrative through consistent use of materials, forms, rhythms, and thematic motifs fosters a sense of harmony, balance, and continuity that ties together disparate elements and enhances the overall aesthetic experience.
