Outside!
Garden Style Mediterranean. If your garden is very dry, then you might consider taking inspiration from a dry region of the world. Certain plants instantly evoke warm, dry climes — like lavender, thyme, rosemary and other gray-leaved drought-loving plants. Team these with some warm-toned gravel, stone and terra-cotta pots to achieve the kind of Mediterranean look seen here. Many drought-tolerant plants also are high in aromatic oils, so you’ll get the bonus of scent.
Garden Style Minimalist. For this space’s very pared-down look, all of the focus is on one tree. Its multistemmed trunk is very sculptural, and its crown acts as the roof and frame of the space. Living walls and hedges create a subtle green backdrop. Green is one of the calmest colors and, teamed with the gray paving and simple but beautiful furniture, which both echo the lines of the house, the whole space is in harmony.
"To further protect crops and extend their growing season, the landscape architects came up with a unique A-frame design for an interchangeable bird screen and cold frame. 'The design was based on maximizing light and space inside for plant growth, while still being easily manipulated and opened for bed maintenance,'"
Fantastic mid-century modern exterior
The mid-century rectilinearity, the seamless indoor-outdoor flow, and those wood clad ceilings are perfection.
Lovely urban back yard patio
Lovely compact, low maintenance, urban "secret" garden
Raised beds kitchen garden plus outdoor seating!
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