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Brick paths, stone is probably also good – but brick might be better.Lots of Roses and places with benches to sit on.Lots of flowers and bushes (probably Deciduous) NOT trees.

The walls and paths are made of brick or stone. The house might also be covered with vine creepers. There is also no shortage of romantic corners with benches and sweet smelling roses. Flower boughs with blooming colorful perennials and naturally shaped bushes are dominating. If a path is 2 paving blocks wide on one side of the garden, do the same on the other side to give a balanced look. That means if you have a red gravel square on one side of the entrance walkway to the door there should also be one on the other side of the walkway. Fountains – can be small and placed together as in a unitĪs best as I can work out – the LAYOUT for this garden needs to be mostly straight lines that are balanced and symmetrical.The glass, metal and wood would mostly be about the furniture.Areas and Furniture arranged as for rooms.Don’t know if it is possible to do circles and Curves at this stage. Squares and Oblongs are probably also very important features.

Pay attention to symmetry as this is probably the key.

Glass, metal, concrete, wood and gravel are just right for this type of garden. There are not too many plants there, usually just some evergreen bushes and ornamental grass. It is very often treated as another room with comfortable furniture and elegant geometric forms. How would the side area of the house be used? You get the idea. There should be a pool area for this type of garden, where would it fit best and how would it be used. Maybe a corner would be for just sitting and being quite while the other back corner might be for exercising or a children’s play area. Say there is a back door to the house with a small porch area – that would naturally be part of a lounging and eating area with a BBQ and maybe Pizza Oven + table and chairs. For the LAYOUT of this garden the best thing would be to see each area as a sort of room for specific activities.