Eclectic Garden with a Metal Fence Ideas and Designs
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FormLA LandscapingThe property's fencing and gates have defensive qualities unusual in Los Angeles. Comprised of metal, they sit at a distance well-over 5 feet from structures.
KGR DesignFencing with 6x6 cedar posts with a mix of metal Wayfair fence panels & painted boards provides spatial definition from the street.
Califia EcodesignFun fusion of desert style into a hip cocktail lounge and ramen bar in a beautiful British Columbia setting. We took an unconventional twist on patio decor by planting with perennials & mixing in house plants instead of the usual summer annuals used frequently here in Canada.
Iris Kaplow Landscapes, Inc.This Moroccan inspired Rooftop Garden in Chelsea features many outdoor rooms with pergolas, fencing, fiberglass containers, statues, and outdoor seating. This layered container garden is a plethora of different specimen plants- both flowering and evergreen, which provide for brilliant contrasting textures as well as a greater sense of depth.
Taneja Architecture & DesignModern front entry design with composite decking, natural stone with retaining wall, native plants and water feature.
Villi Zanini Wrought Iron ArtIn order to protect these custom railings from external conditions, wind and rain, we employed a natural transparent protective finish. This particular finishes protect the beauty and the specific feature of wrought iron, and allow us to appreciate iron in its natural state.
Aveille LandscapePlayful and colorful walkway. We played with colors and textures to creating abeaitiful eclectic landscape.
Iris Kaplow Landscapes, Inc.This Moroccan inspired Rooftop Garden in Chelsea features many outdoor rooms with pergolas, fencing, fiberglass containers, statues, and outdoor seating. This layered container garden is a plethora of different specimen plants- both flowering and evergreen, which provide for brilliant contrasting textures as well as a greater sense of depth.
Villi Zanini Wrought Iron ArtWe see architecture as a strong tool to enhance the potential of an environment, in full harmony with its history and function. As wrought iron artisans, we want our creations to be seamlessly integrated to the project… And this is especially true when it comes to landscape architecture. In this case we developed some custom wrought iron railings for a private bridge with the intention to give life to a timeless design in perfect harmony with the surrounding British garden.
Inspiring Landscape Solutions by Parveen DhaliwalMy garden was Sapna Bagh which translates to “garden of dreams”. It is an eclectic garden that attempts to represent the joy of coming home & immersing yourself in your carefully curated space.
Brimming in the moods, colours & textures created by your very own collection of plants, heavily influenced by your cultural origins, travels & interests.
It’s a garden style that’s bold, uniquely you, fun & exciting to experience every time you’re in the garden, every season!
The design uses plants in different ways to create a living artwork, i.e. akin to a painting or sculpture in a gallery. It evokes the senses & creates an emotional response to the curation.
There is a lot of detail & thought that goes into planning a garden and one which uses layers of hidden elements of symbolism which I’m finding underrepresented in design practice in residential spaces (given the heavy focus on practicality and aesthetics).
For example, this garden incorporates a “living” horse sculpture with several meanings. At one level, the horse represents the spirit of joy, adventure and wonderment, but it also links to a personal connection with this majestic creature as my spirit animal. It also aligns with my /(cultural) zodiac sign.
The horse, in many cultures, embodies a sense of independence &adventure, which extends to this garden via the plant selection representing the bountiful forms, textures and beauty existing in nature to explore and experience!
The colours red, yellow & blue nod to some of my cultural roots whilst adding to the cheer, elevating my thoughts and life outlook! I’m celebrating that I’m a plant collector for an excellent reason!
KGR DesignEntry courtyard with new Columbia slate pavers w/ clay paver edging. A small patch of lawn provides a cool area for the dog to rest.
Califia EcodesignFun fusion of desert style into a hip cocktail lounge and ramen bar in a beautiful British Columbia setting. We took an unconventional twist on patio decor by planting with perennials & mixing in house plants instead of the usual summer annuals used frequently here in Canada.
Taneja Architecture & DesignModern front entry design with composite decking, natural stone with retaining wall, native plants and water feature.
Califia EcodesignFun fusion of desert style into a hip cocktail lounge and ramen bar in a beautiful British Columbia setting. We took an unconventional twist on patio decor by planting with perennials & mixing in house plants instead of the usual summer annuals used frequently here in Canada.
FormLA LandscapingWell hydrated foliage is more than breathtakingly beautiful! it cools the space and can inhibit rolling embers, even smothering some. A mix of bioswales and active, stream-like water features support foliage health, help the garden absorb rainfall and support wildlife. They would also inhibit ember travel.
Eclectic Garden with a Metal Fence Ideas and Designs
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