These two outdoor designs of all the many wonderful designs by Horticulturalist and Landscape Designer, Jamie Durie were the ones that caught my attention. I really love the blending of different textures and the simplicity of the design.
I love how the crushed quarts and boulders were combined to make a drama effect. The use of wooden flooring made the entire design of the outdoor garden unique and easy to maintain. I never realized that woods can be substituted to bermudagrass for your lawn. I was just only thinking that it would be nice if it would be a covered lawn to increase the life span of the wooden floor.
The idea of putting up a stand alone fire place made up of rocks and stones made this outdoor garden truly exceptional. The built in bench in an irregular shape adorned with colorful throw pillows complement the entire set up. Very simple but very elegant!
I want to have an outdoor exactly like this ate Krizza! Parang relaxing and nakakatuwa :)
ReplyDeleteSobrang gusto ko yung Japanese inspired outdoors using woods kaso lang nga kasi sa Philippines always may bagyo kaya yung life span ng woods ang problema. Okay siguro kung covered yung outdoor space.
Deleteang ganda nito. Zen na zen ang dating. lagyan mo na din ng mini spa dun sa loob ng tatami room ;)
ReplyDeleteHi KM! Alam mo ba na isa yan sa dreams ko, yung magkarun ako ng mini spa sa house? Hahaha!! Ang ganda ng Japanese inspired designs ano? Parang may kakaibang touch. Hehehe. Tsaka mahilig sila gumamit ng woods sa mga designs nila.
DeleteI love everything ang ganda!Wish ko lang may gnayan din kami sa bahay!
ReplyDeleteOO nga Sis! Ako din...I will make one like that in my house one day. I really love Japanese designs.
DeleteAh Zen style...simple but very elegant. I love this minimalist style, less clutter, more space. :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Aileen! Ywah, that's one thing good about minimalist designs, as you said less clutter, more space. So maginhawa ang pakiramdam. :) Sa Feng Shui, good din yan coz it can attract positive chi.
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