Your garden is an extension of your living space. From the structured elegance of formal gardens to the wild beauty of cottage styles, find the perfect landscape design.
Key Styles
Modern Minimalist Garden
Geometric paving, limited plant palette, structural plants (grasses, box, hedges). Low clutter, high discipline.
Contemporary Garden
Clean layout + softer planting; mix of hardscape, lighting, and architectural planting.
Formal Garden
Symmetry, hedges, topiary, axial paths, strong structure. High maintenance, high payoff.
Cottage Garden
Abundant flowers, informal paths, romantic and wild. Beautiful, but not “low effort.”
Naturalistic / Prairie
Grasses + perennials, movement, seasonal change, wildlife-friendly. Needs good design so it doesn’t look neglected.
Mediterranean Garden
Drought-tolerant plants, gravel, terracotta, olives/lavender vibe. Works best with sun.
Japanese / Zen
Calm composition, rocks, moss, pruned forms, water elements; minimalist but precise.
English Landscape
Natural curves, layered trees/shrubs, lawn, “effortless” look that actually needs planning.
Tropical
Large-leaf plants, lush density. In NL usually seasonal or conservatory-style unless sheltered.
Edible / Kitchen Garden
Raised beds, herbs, fruit trees, practical layout.
Courtyard / Urban Patio
Privacy screens, vertical planting, containers, tight zoning.