How Fashionable can a Garden Actually Get? | Dream Gardens

[@janekingori3850]

This is really wholesome I hope they spend more time at home❤❤..they will love it😍

[@FengShuiSusan]

Very nice, thanks!

[@Susan-k6u1x]

The steps to the deck take the flow away, why not make all on one level, and then wide steps to the ground level. It looks so busy. I like the swimming pool area, the flow is great

[@eugeneviljoen8513]

Lowering the deck opens up the back garden to the interior of the house. If the deck was to be on the same level as the house, one would visually lose a lot of view. The way it has been designed ensures that one sees both deck AND garden, instead of primarily just deck. I have often used the same principles in my designs. Now one will be able to see and use most of the garden even if a lot of people will be sitting on the deck as one will be able to look "over" their heads instead of at the backs of their heads. Wider steps down would also have been way too heavy and imbalanced keeping the relative small size of the garden in mind, the steps as designed entices one into wanting to go down into the garden.

[@Susan-k6u1x]

@eugeneviljoen8513 Thanks for your comment, I understand. You are right. It will take a lot of the garden view away. Sometimes, I wish I had the talent to visualize the bigger picture in my garden before I plant something.

[@merryfergie]

"Time poor & land poor"

[@mindfulmaximalism]

Time poor? Next...

[@abbziexx123]

Spoiled the look of that lovely timber