Natural garden

The purpose of this project, which envelops the home’s avant-garde architecture like an embrace, is to reestablish a connection with the natural environment. The garden, densely planted with perennials and grasses, draws on the latest garden design techniques with a subtle touch of topiary that evokes the historic character of this mid-1950s home.
The dynamic garden changes throughout the year, with the blooms of the perennials beginning in March and then gradually giving way, starting in mid-summer, to the blooms of grasses such as Miscanthus sinensis ‘Haiku’, Panicum virgatum ‘Warrior’, and Pennisetum alopecuroides.
The chosen colors are: white, yellow, pink, and magenta, with a few hints of blue.