A fence is almost an automatic part of the property when building a new house. But does it have to be there? And does it have to be tall, opaque, and surround the entire garden?

The topic of fences is particularly relevant today due to the upcoming new Civil Code, which introduces changes to neighborly relations and proposes new regulations for shared fences. However, the draft is not yet law.

For us, another question is more interesting: What should a property line look like so that it protects the garden but doesn’t close it off?

A garden without a fence? Sometimes, yes.

Imagine a plot of land with a view of a meadow, a forest, or the countryside. Now picture a two-meter-high, opaque fence standing between you and that view.

The view disappears.

It is precisely with plots like these that a garden without a prominent fence can work. The boundary can be created, for example, by plantings, trees, a hedge, or a combination of low fencing and greenery.

The result is a space that doesn’t feel like a closed-off plot, but rather continues naturally into the surroundings.

When does a fence between neighbors make sense?

Of course, not every yard can remain open. A fence is important, for example, when you need:

• privacy from neighbors,
• safety for children or a dog,
• separation from a busy road,
• a clear property line,
• protection from prying eyes.

So the question isn’t “fence or no fence?” Rather: “Where do we really need it?”

You don’t have to fence the entire garden the same way

This is often a much more interesting solution when designing a garden. Near the patio, you can create more privacy using a hedge or trees. In the area facing the countryside, you can leave the space more open. And along the street, on the other hand, a clearer boundary may be necessary.

A single garden can thus have several different fencing solutions.

And that’s precisely why a fence isn’t a standalone element. It’s part of the overall garden design.

What about the new Civil Code?

The draft of the new Civil Code also includes provisions regarding shared fences between neighboring properties. Under the proposed provisions, a shared fence would belong to both neighbors, and both would be responsible for maintaining it.

However, it is important to note that the new Civil Code is not yet in effect. After being approved by the government in May 2026, the draft moved to its second reading in June, and its wording may still change.

Therefore, when dealing with a specific fence, one must always base decisions on the currently applicable rules and the specific circumstances of the property.

A fence or greenery?

In our view, the answer doesn’t always have to be one or the other. A fence combined with greenery often works better than a fence alone.

A fence creates a boundary. Greenery softens it.

The result can be a private garden that still feels natural and airy.

That’s why, when designing a garden, we don’t start with the question:

“What kind of fence should we put up?”

But first:

“What do we want this boundary to do?”

Is it meant to protect our privacy?
Preserve the view?
Separate the garden from the street?
Or simply mark the property line discreetly?

Once we know the answer, we can look for the right solution.

A garden without a fence isn’t for everyone

And that’s exactly the point. Some properties need a fence. Others would look better without one.

The important thing is that a fence shouldn’t be built just because “that’s what people do.” Because a well-designed garden isn’t about how many elements you add to it.

It’s about how they work together.

When you ask people what makes a garden luxurious, the answers tend to be similar.

Natural stone.

Exotic wood.

Large-format pavers.

A designer pergola.

But the truth is much simpler.

A timeless garden isn’t defined by how much individual materials cost. It’s defined by how they work together.

That’s exactly why you can visit two gardens with similar budgets and leave with completely different impressions. One feels peaceful, harmonious, and elegant. The other may feature high-quality materials, but as a whole, it doesn’t feel natural.

The difference isn’t in the price.

The difference is in the design.

Fewer materials create a better result

The most beautiful modern gardens share one common trait: they aren’t overloaded with materials.

They use two or three main surfaces that are naturally repeated throughout the outdoor space.

The same material appears on the patio, stairs, walkways, and retaining walls.

Wood is repeated on the pergola, bench, or raised flower beds.

This gives the entire space a calm and harmonious feel.

It is precisely this simplicity that makes the garden timeless.

How to Combine Materials in a Modern Garden?

The right combination of materials doesn’t start with choosing pavers. It starts with the architecture of the house. Each material should blend naturally with the facade, windows, roof, and the surrounding environment.

Among the most popular combinations are:

Concrete and wood

A minimalist combination that blends a modern look with natural warmth.

Large-format concrete pavers paired with a wooden deck or pergola create an elegant and timeless look.

Natural stone and Corten steel

An excellent choice for gardens that aim to look both natural and modern.

Stone provides stability, while Corten steel adds character.

Wood and gravel

The ideal solution for nature-inspired gardens.

Gravel creates contrast, while wood softens the space.

Concrete and ornamental grasses

One of the most popular combinations in contemporary landscape architecture.

The simple lines of concrete beautifully complement the soft shapes of the plants.

Materials shouldn’t be the main attraction

In a well-designed exterior, most people don’t even notice what materials were used.

They perceive the atmosphere. The space. The feeling. And that is precisely the goal of quality garden design.

If you notice the materials, the garden isn’t well-designed yet.

If you notice the atmosphere, the materials have done their job.

Why is garden design more important than the choice of materials?

Many people ask themselves, “What kind of pavers should we choose?”

But the right question is, “How do we want to use our garden?”

A high-quality garden design addresses much more than just the choice of materials.

Think about it:

• where you’ll relax,
• how you’ll move around the garden,
• where to create privacy,
• how to connect the house to the outdoors,
• and which materials will work well together naturally.

Only then does the actual creation of the garden begin.

Ten years from now, you probably won’t remember the name of the pavers or the brand of wood you used.

You’ll remember how you felt in your garden.

That’s why luxury doesn’t start with more expensive materials.

It begins with everything coming together to make sense.

At Dream Garden, we’ve been designing and building gardens for over 20 years. We create each garden design so that the materials, plants, the home’s architecture, and the owners’ lifestyle all form a single, natural whole. Because the most beautiful garden isn’t the one with the biggest

Take a walk through any new suburban neighborhood and you’ll notice one thing.

Today’s suburban gardens all look suspiciously alike.

A lawn. A patio. A concrete pathway. A fence. A few plants around the house.

And that’s often where the story ends.

At first glance, they look neat and well maintained. But if you take a closer look, you’ll realize they aren’t really lived in. Most of everyday life happens on the patio, while the rest of the garden is simply a patch of grass that needs mowing every weekend.

A garden shouldn’t be a green carpet that you mow once a week. It should be a space you enjoy every single day.

Or, to put it another way:

The most expensive lawn is the one you never walk across barefoot.

This is where most suburban gardens make the same mistake.

People often believe the problem is that their plot is too small.

In reality, they usually have:

• around 250 m² (2,700 sq ft) of lawn,
• a 30 m² (320 sq ft) patio,
• and only one place where they actually spend their time.

That’s the real problem. Not the size of the garden. But its design.

The problem with most suburban gardens isn’t their size

Smaller plots have become the norm in modern residential developments. But that doesn’t mean a suburban garden has to feel cramped or uninspiring.

The biggest mistake isn’t the lack of space.

The biggest mistake is that the garden has only one purpose.

You sit on the patio.

You look at the lawn.

And that’s where your experience of the garden ends.

A well-designed garden should naturally invite you to explore. Every path, every corner, every feature should have a purpose.

That’s why a thoughtful garden design is far more important than simply laying turf or planting shrubs.

What makes a small garden feel bigger?

The size of your property isn’t what matters most.

What matters is how many experiences your garden offers.

Even a compact suburban garden can include several distinct spaces:

• a spot for your morning coffee,
• shade beneath a tree on hot summer afternoons,
• a cozy area for evening gatherings,
• a quiet reading corner,
• a play space for children,
• raised planting beds,
• ornamental planting that creates privacy.

When designed well, the garden no longer feels like one large open space. Instead, it becomes a place you want to explore and enjoy.

Why do so many garden projects start in the wrong place?

Many homeowners build their gardens step by step.

First comes the lawn.

Then the patio.

A pergola the following year.

A few trees later on.

Finally, outdoor lighting.

The result often looks finished, but it doesn’t function as one harmonious space.

Professional garden landscaping doesn’t begin with laying turf.

It begins with understanding how you want to live in your garden.

That’s why garden design is the foundation of every successful landscaping project.

What does a garden that people actually use look like?

A garden designed for everyday living doesn’t have to be large or expensive.

It simply needs to be thoughtfully planned.

A well-designed garden naturally gives you more reasons to step outside.

Your morning coffee happens in one place.

Your evening glass of wine in another.

Children have their own space to play.

As the sun sets, the garden invites you to stay outside just a little longer.

That’s the difference between a garden that simply looks beautiful and one that’s truly lived in.

Why is garden design more important than landscaping?

Many people believe that construction and installation are the most important parts of creating a garden.

In reality, it’s the garden design that determines whether you’ll still love and use your outdoor space five or ten years from now.

During the design process, every important detail is considered:

• functional garden zones,
• circulation and movement,
• views from the house,
• privacy,
• shade,
• outdoor lighting,
• planting design,
• the connection between the house and the garden.

Once these elements are carefully planned, the landscaping simply brings the vision to life.

A turnkey garden is about more than plants

When people hear the phrase turnkey garden, they often imagine a finished lawn, newly planted trees and an automatic irrigation system.

All of these are important.

But a truly great turnkey garden offers something much more valuable.

A place where you genuinely want to spend your time.

A place that works beautifully in the morning, throughout the afternoon and long into the evening.

A place that becomes a natural extension of your home.

If you feel like your garden ends at the patio, the problem probably isn’t the size of your plot.

Perhaps it simply never had the opportunity to become a place where life happens.

At Dream Garden, we’ve been designing and building gardens for more than 20 years. Every project begins with one goal: creating outdoor spaces that are not only beautiful to look at, but become a natural part of everyday life.

Because the best garden isn’t the one that looks the most impressive.

It’s the one you’ll want to use every single day.

When building a house, people naturally focus primarily on the interior—the kitchen, floors, bathrooms, lighting, and facade. The exterior is very often put off “until later.”

And that is often one of the biggest mistakes.

After all, the garden isn’t the final step after the house is finished. If you want the entire space to function as a single cohesive whole, a high-quality garden plan and design should be addressed much earlier—ideally during the construction of the new home.

When is the ideal time to start planning your garden?

The best time to plan your garden is when the house design is being finalized or construction is about to begin.

Why?

Because that is when you can properly plan all the technical and practical aspects:

• ground levels
• land drainage
• irrigation preparation
• outdoor lighting
• patio
• pergola
• pool or pond
• planting large trees
• garden pathways

If these matters are addressed only after the house is completed, unnecessary complications, rework, and higher costs often arise.

The biggest mistake when building a new home?

“We’ll do the garden later”

This is one of the most common phrases we hear.

However, the reality is often that:

• the property remains dug up for months
• problems with mud and drainage arise
• the technical plans have to be redone
• the patio or walkways are added later
• the entire exterior looks unfinished

And that is precisely why professional garden design is an important part of the entire house project, not just an “afterthought.”

Why start with garden design as early as possible?

A good garden design isn’t just about plants. It considers how you will use the space every day.

During planning, we address, for example:

• where the morning sun and evening shade will fall
• where to create privacy
• how to connect the interior with the exterior
• where the patio or relaxation area will be
• how movement through the garden will flow
• which materials complement each other

The result is a space that doesn’t feel haphazard but naturally complements the architecture of the house.

A turnkey garden saves both time and money

Many people think that planning a garden in advance means a higher budget. In practice, however, it’s often exactly the opposite.

If the exterior is planned from the start, the individual tasks flow naturally into one another. There is no need to redo finished work, technical preparations are handled in advance, and the entire implementation process is much more efficient.

This is one reason why turnkey gardens are becoming increasingly popular today, where both the design and implementation are handled comprehensively and with a clear vision from the start.

What should a modern garden for a new home include?

A modern garden is no longer just about a lawn and a few plants. People want to create a space that will be a natural part of their home.

A high-quality exterior therefore typically includes a patio, a relaxation area, thoughtful planting, lighting, automatic irrigation, and space for family and daily life.

The goal isn’t just to “have a finished garden.” The goal is to create a place where you’ll want to spend time.

How long does it take to complete a garden?

The duration of the project depends on the size of the project and the scope of work. However, many outdoor spaces can be completed relatively quickly, especially if everything is well-planned in advance.

The biggest delays usually don’t arise during the actual construction, but rather from chaotic, last-minute decisions.

That’s why it’s best to start planning your garden well in advance—the whole process will then be smoother, more efficient, and free of unnecessary complications.

The garden is part of your home, not an afterthought

Your home doesn’t end at the patio door.

It is the exterior that significantly influences how you feel at home and how much time you’ll spend outdoors. A well-designed garden can transform the way you live every day.

And that’s why it’s worth planning it from the start, not just when all that’s left around the house is dug-up dirt.

Tip from Dream Garden

At Dream Garden, we’ve been designing and building gardens for over 20 years. We help clients create functional and timeless exteriors that naturally complement the home’s architecture and the owners’ lifestyle.

If you’re planning a new build and wondering when to start thinking about the exterior, the answer is simple:

the sooner, the better.

We’d be happy to help you with both the design and the complete turnkey implementation of your garden.

Do you feel like your garden is still unfinished and every step costs you nerves, time, and money? You are not alone. Most garden owners face the same problems: maintenance takes up a lot of time, there is a lack of shade or privacy, they don’t know how to finish the project, and often don’t know what to plant where.

If you want to have the garden of your dreams that works on its own and doesn’t surprise you financially, you need to start with the most important thing — a clear plan and a realistic budget.

The most common obstacles to creating a garden

1. Maintenance takes a lot of time – Every gardener knows the feeling when the garden looks beautiful for just a few weeks and then everything turns into chaos. The right layout of elements and the appropriate choice of materials can significantly reduce the need for constant intervention.
2. Lack of shade or privacy – It often happens that a garden looks empty or is too open. The correct placement of trees, hedges, or pergolas allows you to create comfortable and private spaces.
3. We don’t know how to finish it – Many people start a project with enthusiasm but don’t finish it because they lack a clear step-by-step plan. Dividing the garden into zones and visualizing individual elements helps to complete the project without chaos.
4. I don’t know what to put where – Combinations of flower beds, paths, trees, terraces, and decorations can seem complicated. A precise plan and an indicative budget give you a clear picture of where and how to place everything.

Calculator: the first step to your dream garden

This is where our garden calculator comes in. This practical tool allows you to:

• enter the dimensions of your property,
• select all the elements you want in your garden: flower beds, lawn, paths, terraces, trees, decorations, lighting, or wellness elements,
• get an approximate budget and a visual overview of how the individual elements will fit into the entire space

Thanks to the calculator, you will get a clear idea of how much the garden will cost and how to divide the space so that it is functional, aesthetic, and easy to maintain. You no longer have to guess or postpone decisions.

Practical tips for creating a garden

1. Divide the garden into zones – Think about where the relaxation areas, paths, and flower beds will be. Proper division reduces maintenance requirements and increases comfort.
2. Choose elements according to their purpose – Trees and pergolas provide shade and privacy, while flower beds and lawns create a visual effect. The calculator will show you how to lay everything out effectively.
3. Plan realistically – Don’t be afraid to take time and financial possibilities into account. The calculator will give you an overview of the approximate costs and help you decide what to do now and what to do later.
4. Minimize chaos with combinations – The visual layout and calculator recommendations will show you how to combine individual elements into a harmonious whole – your dream garden will look balanced and functional.

Your dream garden without stress

Creating a garden can be easy if you start with the most important things – a clear plan and an approximate budget. Instead of guesswork and stress, use our calculator to help you calculate all the elements, get a visual plan, and be sure that you can complete the project.

Want to get started today?

Try the garden calculator and get your dream garden plan

Gardens are undergoing a fundamental change. They are no longer just an aesthetic addition to a house or a place that has to “look good.”

In 2026, one trend is becoming increasingly apparent—the garden as a refuge, a place of peace, slowing down, and balance.

At Dream Garden, we have been aware of this shift for some time. And now it is reaching a new level.

A garden as a refuge from a fast-paced world

Digital noise, constant stimuli, and the pace of everyday life are leading more and more people back to nature.
Not to gardens full of colors, contrasts, and visual effects — but to spaces that bring calm the moment you step inside.

In 2026, the modern dream garden is built on simplicity:

• fewer colors

• more tones within a single palette

• fewer decorations

• more space to breathe

This approach to garden design doesn’t seek attention.
It feels natural — and that is exactly why it lasts.

Less color, more peace

One of the strongest trends is a return to muted colors and harmonious combinations.
Greenery is no longer just a backdrop — it becomes the main character.

In practice, this means:

• plantings in a calm, restrained color scheme

• repetition of the same plant species

• emphasis on structure rather than contrast

Such a garden realization doesn’t feel tiring even after many years.
On the contrary — it matures over time and gains character.

One space, multiple possibilities

Modern gardens are moving away from standardized solutions.
Instead of ready-made “attractions,” they are becoming natural spaces that adapt to everyday family life.

Children don’t need artificial playgrounds when they have room to explore.
Animals are returning to gardens as a natural part of living.
And gardens are no longer perfectly manicured — they are becoming alive.

This approach to garden design is a process, not a one-time project.

The garden as natural air conditioning

The year 2026 brings a stronger focus on microclimate.
Trees, layered planting, and natural shading are no longer just aesthetic choices — they are essential.

A well-designed garden:

• reduces overheating of the property

• creates a pleasant summer climate

• requires less intensive maintenance

Today, thoughtful garden design means more trees, fewer extremes, and better balance.

A garden that evokes memories

The trend of cold perfection is giving way to humanity.
Plants with a story are returning to gardens — roses, peonies, lilacs.

The garden of 2026 should engage the senses:

• scent

• touch

• silence

This is how a dream garden is created — not only beautiful, but deeply personal.

A garden that goes a step further

At Dream Garden, we don’t see these changes as short-term trends.
They are a natural evolution of how people want to live today.

Why are gardens in 2026 becoming a refuge?

Because a garden is no longer just the result of a project.
It is a relationship. A process. A space that matures over time.

And in 2026, we are taking this approach one step further.
Not towards effect.
But towards meaning.

A new year naturally brings a desire to slow down, clear our thoughts, and focus on what truly matters. At Dream Garden, we see 2026 as the beginning of a new chapter – a period in which garden construction, garden maintenance, and the overall perception of outdoor spaces move to a higher level.

A garden is no longer just an addition to a home. It is a place of calm, a return to oneself, and a space where the most beautiful moments are created.

The garden as a lifestyle element in 2026

A modern garden is not about trends, but about feeling. About how you experience the space in the morning with a cup of coffee, in the evening after a long day, or during quiet weekend moments. That is why we place even greater emphasis on creating a dream garden that respects the rhythm of its owner’s life.

In 2026, we will focus even more on harmony between the house, the garden, and the surrounding environment. On smooth transitions between interior and exterior. On details that may not draw attention at first glance, yet create an atmosphere that lasts for years.

Garden construction with lasting value

High-quality garden construction is not only about how a garden looks once completed. It is about how it will function in five, ten, or even twenty years.

Every project at Dream Garden is created with an emphasis on timeless design, appropriate materials, carefully selected plants, and a well-thought-out spatial composition.

From concept to a finished garden

Our garden construction process begins with understanding the client – their needs, lifestyle, and vision. This is followed by design, material selection, planting, and the actual construction phase, during which we pay close attention to every detail.

The result is a garden that does not feel ostentatious, but natural. A garden that matures together with its owner.

Garden maintenance as the foundation of long-term beauty

Even the most beautiful garden cannot maintain its value without regular care. Garden maintenance is a key element that keeps outdoor spaces healthy, balanced, and aesthetically pleasing throughout the year.

In 2026, we want to place even greater emphasis on the importance of professional maintenance – not as an obligation, but as a natural part of a garden’s life cycle.

Why professional garden maintenance is an investment

Regular maintenance:

• supports healthy plant growth,

• prevents issues that may become costly later,

• ensures that a garden does not lose its value, but rather increases it over time.

A garden does not age – it matures.

Turnkey gardens – a solution without compromises

For clients seeking peace of mind, continuity, and a clear vision, a turnkey garden is the ideal solution. One partner, one team, one concept – from design to maintenance.

Who is a turnkey garden ideal for

• for those who want a comprehensive solution without stress,

• for people who value time and quality,

• for clients looking for long-term value rather than quick fixes.

A turnkey garden is built on trust – and trust is the foundation of every successful collaboration.

Where we are heading in 2026

For us, 2026 will not simply be a continuation of what we already do. It will be a subtle yet significant shift. Deeper thinking about space as a whole. An even more precise connection between garden, architecture, and home.

Something new is taking shape.
Something that will go one step further.
Something that will connect outdoor space and living into a harmonious whole.

For now, we will leave it at hints. Some things deserve to be revealed gradually.

Conclusion: 2026 as an opportunity to create with intention

If you are considering a new garden, enhancing an existing outdoor space, or looking for a reliable partner for garden construction, garden maintenance, or a turnkey garden, 2026 is the perfect time to begin.

At Dream Garden, we look forward to everything we will create together.
Because a true dream garden is not about trends – but about a feeling that lasts.

The most beautiful moments of 2025. For Dream Garden, 2025 was a year full of stories. Stories about families who dreamed of their own piece of paradise. About people who longed for a place where they could relax away from the world. About moments when an ordinary yard became a home in the deepest sense of the word. And we are extremely grateful that we were able to be there for these moments.

Turnkey garden designs – places where life flows more slowly

Every garden we created this year was a unique story. From the first sketch to the last leaf planted, we created spaces full of peace, joy, and functional beauty. Gardens where life happens – where morning coffee is drunk, children run barefoot, and the evening breeze mixes with the light of lanterns.

Garden maintenance – love that repeats itself every month

We take care of dozens of gardens, where we see how they grow and change thanks to regular care. When we arrive and see that the lawn is breathing, the flower beds are glowing, and the trees are thriving – it is proof to us that every drop of work makes sense.

Garden revitalization – small touches, big changes

Sometimes light, sometimes color, sometimes new planting can completely transform the atmosphere of a space. This year, we have breathed new life into many gardens. And that moment when a client’s eyes light up is the biggest highlight for us.

Garden revitalization – small touches, big changes

Sometimes light, sometimes color, sometimes new planting can completely transform the atmosphere of a space. This year, we breathed new life into many gardens. And that moment when a client’s eyes light up is the biggest highlight for us.

The alphabet of plants – a place where we grow together

Our series on plants has become a wonderful place for shared learning. Roses, weigelas, yuccas, wisterias – together we discovered what to love about them, where to place them, and how to give them the life they need to flourish.

Exteriors for four-legged friends

This year, we also created more spaces for our furry friends – safe, well-designed, and stylishly integrated into gardens. Because home belongs to everyone who lives in it.

Thank you for the most beautiful moments of 2025.

For your trust.

For every idea you shared with us.

For every moment you allowed us to create a space that touches you.

Your stories are the reason we love what we do.

We wish you a Christmas that is soft as snow, peaceful as a quiet night in the garden, and full of light that warms you from within.

May it be full of new beginnings, beautiful changes, and moments worth remembering.

We look forward to every new exterior, every idea, every detail that we will turn into reality together in 2026.

With sincere thanks,

Dream Garden

After three years, we returned to the garden in Varín and were greeted by a completely different exterior – literally a dream garden. Time has shown how thorough implementation and regular maintenance of the garden have paid off in practice: the young lawn has thickened, the raised beds are overflowing with greenery, and the individual plant species and trees have gained volume, vitality, and natural beauty.

A garden that matures like wine

It is amazing to see how garden design works in real life, when individual plants become mature landmarks and the original compositions grow along with the family and the needs of the space. Regular care, high-quality irrigation, and carefully selected plant species have ensured that the exterior has retained its freshness, modern character, and minimal maintenance requirements.

Modernization and new solutions: the pergola as the heart of the garden

In the next phase of the project, we modernized the garden and added a beautiful pergola with a terrace to the entire space. It naturally became a center of relaxation for the family and a space for summer evenings together. The pergola elegantly connects the functional exterior with the relaxation zone and ties in with elements we had already created in the garden in the past – from raised flower beds to stylish lighting and a Hunter irrigation system.

You can find more photos of this dream garden in our projects.

A turnkey exterior that grows with you

This return confirms that a high-quality turnkey garden from Dream Garden means more than just immediate results. Your garden truly grows in beauty and adapts to your needs even after years. Whether you dream of modernizing your exterior, adding new design elements, or taking your garden to the next level, we will be happy to prepare a tailor-made solution for you – from design and planting to final implementation.

Dream Garden – your dream garden grows with you. If you are planning a modernization, planting, or looking for inspiration for a turnkey exterior, we are here for you with expert tips and complete service!

A garden is not only a place to relax, but also a space that reflects the personality of the owner and the style of the house. The right type of garden can completely change the atmosphere of your exterior and create a space where you will feel comfortable every day. Whether you are planning the layout and design of your garden or its complete turnkey implementation, choosing the right style is key.

Family garden

A family garden is ideal for households with children and pets. It combines lawns, safe walkways, a playground, a small pond or pool, and cultivated flower beds. When creating your dream garden, functionality and safety are key so that every member of the family can enjoy the outdoors to the fullest.

Modern garden

A modern garden is characterized by clean lines, geometric shapes, and minimalist flower beds. Materials such as composite, concrete slabs, metal, and glass are used, often complemented by designer lighting and water features. When planning and designing a modern garden, it is important to achieve harmony between the aesthetic appearance and functionality of the exterior.

Minimalist garden

The motto of a minimalist garden is “less is more.” It uses fewer plants, neutral colors, simple materials, and clean lines. Such a garden is not only elegant but also easy to maintain, which is often part of the implementation of a turnkey garden.

Natural garden

A natural garden mimics the wild and promotes biodiversity. It contains native plants, flower meadows, grasslands, ponds, and stone paths. The design and layout of the garden emphasizes ecological balance and sustainability. This type of garden has a relaxed and harmonious feel.

Utility garden

A utility garden combines functionality and aesthetics. It is used to grow vegetables, fruit, and herbs, often supplemented with vertical beds, greenhouses, or aesthetically designed flower beds. Creating a dream garden in this style allows you to have a beautiful and practical exterior.

Classic garden

A classic garden is symmetrical and elegant, often with regular flower beds, hedges, and manicured lawns. When planning and designing a garden, attention is paid to formal appearance and traditional elements that create a harmonious and representative exterior.

Country garden

A country garden has a rustic and cozy feel. It is characterized by loosely arranged flower beds, fruit trees, wooden walkways, and natural decorations. When creating a turnkey garden, we strive to preserve the natural and nostalgic character of the exterior.

Ornamental garden

An ornamental garden focuses on visual effect – colorful flowers, solitary trees, fountains, and garden decorations. When planning and designing a garden, emphasis is placed on aesthetics and harmony of color and shape combinations to create the effect of a “dream garden.”

Each type of garden has its own style, function, and level of maintenance. When creating a turnkey garden, it is important to consider the size of the plot, the owner’s requirements, and the chosen style so that the exterior appears harmonious, aesthetic, and practical at the same time. We are here to advise you and help you create your dream garden, from design to complete implementation.