The thread on Houzz discusses creative ideas for designing a meditation room in a private garden. It offers inspiration on how to blend serenity with nature, emphasizing natural materials, calming colors, and open spaces to foster peace and mindfulness. The conversation highlights the importance of comfort and tranquility, incorporating elements like water features, plants, and simple, minimalist furniture to enhance the meditative atmosphere.

#providing staircase between Kitchen and Drawing room:For providing storage space in kitchen,for bathroom,dining room,pooja room,storage space as well as ventilation. #Proposing extra 8/9' as garden in between two rooms.which may be converted to children room/dinning room/sit-out,by using only part of garden space(without compromising air circulation/sunlight) by using aluminium or other suitable material.Pl. suggest suitable structure/material which can easily provide strong ceiling to be added on 1st floor too. for room to be added in future. #Kitchen- Alley having 2 parallel platforms of 6' length and using remaining 5'+ as dining room

My suggestion would be instead of nature as a concept, go for organic. That way you don't need to exactly bring in nature it self but instead derive your ideas, flow of spaces, shapes and colours from nature. But if you are doing nature as a concept I would suggest wooden/stone furniture that is less processed, do not use too much exposed concrete since it is more brutalist and contrasting or anything else that might give such a look. Instead go for earthen shades, stone cladding, and create green pockets wherever possible.

The welcoming bronze Idol with flower garland in the hands is a cute idea. And the walkway to reach Radha Krishna in the Brindhavan wading through a stream of water & pebbles is a uniquely brilliant idea which simply stands apart from the herd thinking. The designer has actually mimicked a mini version of Brindavanam. And a center hanging bell is awesome. Hats off to his creative thinking.