Good landscaping and design make use of essential design elements.
We share a few:
* Texture – Textures are visually enticing. These can be developed by using variations in plants and shrubs, but do not have to stop there, but can also be incorporated into furniture and decor items.
* Form – A landscape without a definite form loses its identity and appears monotone. To create a rhythm you can work with different heights and shapes to create interest.
* Scale – It is the proportion of one object to another. Intelligent scaling will create a great balance in the layout and show of the available space to its best.
* Colour – This is a powerful tool to evoke emotions and give an identity to the garden that will be cherished by the spectators through the entire lifecycle of the garden.
* Pattern – Patterns through texture in plants or details in pots, furniture and fabric adds that extra layer of contrast, interest and balance.
We love how these elements all came to play.
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