Giardini piccoli - Foto e idee
Filtra anche per:
Budget
Ordina per:Popolari oggi
1 - 20 di 2.136 foto
1 di 3
Hush HouseDetail of the steel vine screen, with dappled sunlight falling into the new entryway deck. The steel frame surrounds the juliet balcony lookout.
Idee per un piccolo giardino minimalista esposto a mezz'ombra davanti casa in inverno con pedane e recinzione in metallo
Idee per un piccolo giardino minimalista esposto a mezz'ombra davanti casa in inverno con pedane e recinzione in metallo
Hayes Landscape Design ServicesImmagine di un piccolo giardino xeriscape stile americano esposto in pieno sole dietro casa in estate con un ingresso o sentiero, pavimentazioni in pietra naturale e recinzione in legno
Kath Baggaley Garden DesignThe addition of the pergola and deck (where once there was a cramped ugly tiled porch) add to the appeal. A combination of drought tolerant perennials flourish here including Salvia leucantha, clipped Browalia and Gaillardias. The metal obelisks support floxgloves and delphiniums in spring.
besgen LandschaftsarchitekturIdee per un piccolo giardino formale minimalista esposto a mezz'ombra nel cortile laterale in estate con un giardino in vaso, pedane e recinzione in legno
Vscape - Outdoor Design3D rendering for a landscape design project in Claremont, CA.
Esempio di un piccolo giardino xeriscape mediterraneo esposto a mezz'ombra davanti casa in primavera con un focolare, pavimentazioni in pietra naturale e recinzione in legno
Esempio di un piccolo giardino xeriscape mediterraneo esposto a mezz'ombra davanti casa in primavera con un focolare, pavimentazioni in pietra naturale e recinzione in legno
Garden Lights Landscape and Pool Development Inc.Ispirazione per un piccolo giardino xeriscape moderno esposto a mezz'ombra davanti casa in autunno con sassi di fiume e recinzione in legno
Banyon Tree Design StudioA super small side yard garden measures 30' long x 8'wide, and incorporates, a raised ipe deck, raised custom steel planters, paver patio, custom sliding gate, new fence, an inground fire feature, and grill. North facing next to a three-story condo
NIZA JARDINERIAEsempio di un piccolo giardino design esposto in pieno sole con pavimentazioni in cemento
Whipple Russell ArchitectsLaurel Way Beverly Hills modern home zen garden under floating stairs. Photo by William MacCollum.
Ispirazione per un piccolo giardino etnico esposto a mezz'ombra in cortile con ghiaia e recinzione in pietra
Ispirazione per un piccolo giardino etnico esposto a mezz'ombra in cortile con ghiaia e recinzione in pietra
Sander Design Landscape ArchitectureJohn Loper
Ispirazione per un piccolo privacy in giardino etnico dietro casa
Ispirazione per un piccolo privacy in giardino etnico dietro casa
Terra Ferma LandscapesThe upper lawn for the kids to play with a vegetable garden on the side
Foto di un piccolo orto in giardino minimal esposto a mezz'ombra dietro casa in estate con pavimentazioni in pietra naturale e recinzione in legno
Foto di un piccolo orto in giardino minimal esposto a mezz'ombra dietro casa in estate con pavimentazioni in pietra naturale e recinzione in legno
Anthony Wilder Design/Build, Inc.Featured in Home & Design Magazine, this Chevy Chase home was inspired by Hugh Newell Jacobsen and built/designed by Anthony Wilder's team of architects and designers.
SCJ Studio Landscape Architecture - MontanaA forgotten backyard space was reimagined and transformed by SCJ Studio for outdoor living, dining, entertaining, and play. A terraced approach was needed to meet up with existing grades to the alley, new concrete stairs with integrated lighting, paving, built-in benches, a turf area, and planting were carefully thought through.
Plan-it Earth DesignThis living wall, with corten steel surround, hides an unsightly fence on top of a retaining wall in the shade of a large maple tree
Design by Amy Whitworth
Installed by Dinsdale Landscape Contractors, Inc
Living wall by Solterra
Photo by Amy Whitworth
Hogue Landscape ServicesImmagine di un piccolo giardino moderno esposto in pieno sole davanti casa in primavera con pavimentazioni in pietra naturale e recinzione in legno
Lori Dennis, ASID, LEED APContainer gardens sit next to a concrete paver driveway and modern home just nextdoor.
Immagine di un piccolo orto rialzato minimal esposto in pieno sole davanti casa con recinzione in legno
Immagine di un piccolo orto rialzato minimal esposto in pieno sole davanti casa con recinzione in legno
Native Edge LandscapeAt Native Edge Landscape, we believe that outdoor spaces are canvases for artistic expression and harmonious design. In one of our recent projects, we had the opportunity to create a breathtaking pergola that seamlessly blended with the surrounding environment while showcasing the unique artful taste of our clients. Join us as we explore the captivating details of this design and the meticulous craftsmanship that went into creating a truly remarkable outdoor space.
The Pergola: A Perfect Fusion of Steel and Cedar
The focal point of this project is undoubtedly the large pergola, which we carefully constructed from steel C-channel and rough cedar purlins. The combination of these materials resulted in a striking aesthetic that effortlessly marries strength and natural beauty. The warm tones of each play off one another and come alive in the sunlight, while the alternating basketweave layout of the slats offer even more visual interest as well as variation in the provided shade. The design concept was carefully planned to ensure the purlins fit snugly into the channel, cleverly concealing any visible fasteners. This attention to detail adds to the sleek and streamlined appearance of the pergola, elevating its visual appeal and rustic elegance.
Working in Harmony with Nature
One of the most remarkable aspects of this project is how the pergola and the clam shell-colored Trex deck were thoughtfully designed to complement and highlight the existing large red oak tree. Rather than overshadowing or competing with its natural beauty, the design gracefully worked around the tree, creating a harmonious coexistence between human craftsmanship and nature's elegance.
Mid-Century Modern Charm with an Artful Twist
While the overall design of the space exudes mid-century modern aesthetics, what truly makes this project stand out is the clients' unique and artful taste. Their personal touch can be seen in the selection of decor, furniture, and subtle embellishments that add character and personality to the space. The result is a stunning blend of timeless design principles and the clients' individual artistic expression, creating a truly one-of-a-kind outdoor sanctuary.
Craftsmanship that Inspires
Every element of this project, from the pergola's construction to the careful integration of existing natural features, is a testament to the exceptional craftsmanship of the Native Edge Landscape team. With an unwavering commitment to excellence, our designers and craftsmen brought the clients' vision to life, transforming their outdoor space into a work of art.
The large pergola in this project serves as a striking centerpiece, combining the remarkable simplicity of steel and cedar to create a visually striking structure that harmonizes with the surrounding environment. Through careful design and meticulous craftsmanship, we successfully incorporated the clients' artful taste, resulting in a space that reflects their unique style while embracing mid-century modern charm. At Native Edge Landscape, we take pride in creating outdoor spaces that are not only aesthetically stunning but also deeply personal and reflective of our clients' individuality.
If you're seeking to transform your own yard into a captivating art space, we invite you to contact Native Edge Landscape. Our team of experts is ready to bring your vision to life, combining artistry, sustainability, and conscientious craftsmanship to create an outdoor sanctuary that is truly extraordinary. Let us inspire and elevate your outdoor living experience today.
Tierra Madre Fine GardensImmagine di un piccolo orto in giardino minimal esposto in pieno sole dietro casa con ghiaia e recinzione in legno
Harry Holding StudioAn inner city oasis with enchanting planting using a tapestry of textures, shades of green and architectural forms to evoke the tropics of Australia. Sensations of mystery inspire a reason to journey through the space to a raised deck where the family can enjoy the last of the evening sun.
Painted Fern Garden DesignThe existing garden had an ideal seating area in the back left corner to catch the evening sun. Unfortunately, it wasn’t particularly welcoming as it was overgrown with ivy and under an overhanging conifer. This coupled with an area of slippery, rotten decking was not a space the clients wanted to spend lots of time in.
They were looking to create a naturalistic garden to sit in, whilst sharing the space with any wildlife we could encourage in. In order to future-proof the garden, changes in level needed to be kept to a minimum. Having a pet cat, careful consideration needed to be given to the choice of plants, to be both beneficial to wildlife, and wherever possible, non-toxic to cats.
At the heart of the new garden sits a pond, with water one of the best ways of encouraging wildlife in. The turf was planted with pockets of early flowering Camassia and Fritillaria bulbs and allowed to grow long until the foliage had died right back, and over time hopefully encouraging in further species to create meadow strips.
The plant selection included Buddleja, Geranium, Nepeta, Rosemary, Sedum and Thyme, which offered something for butterflies, honeybees, hoverflies, bee-flies and long-tongued bees. A small tree, Malus ‘Admiration’ was selected for its ability to attract bees, beneficial insects and butterflies with its nectar and pollen rich flowers whilst providing a food source for birds and caterpillars. A Salix gracilistyla ‘Mount Aso’ was positioned next to the pond, and along with Hellebores, these provided a welcome early source of food for queen bumblebees and solitary mining bees.
Two seating areas were built. One was integrated into a dry-stone wall built using Purbeck stone, which in time, would create a home for various inhabitants. The second was a bug hotel. Attention was also given to hedgehogs by creating a series of hedgehog holes between the neighbouring four gardens and a hedgehog home.
A combination of autumn brown sandstone for the two patio areas was teamed with matching square setts to create a sweeping curved path linking the different spaces within the garden. The timber used for both benches and the pergola was Western Red Cedar which was allowed to silver over time. A hand thrown Cretan urn was displayed in a feature area viewed from both the house and the seating areas.
Giardini piccoli - Foto e idee
1