How to design a 150 square yard for advice?

Hello, I'm Laihanen. Today I'm going to talk about the design experience of the courtyard. The courtyard is my "first impression" when I walk into the house. Its design is no longer a place to put a big stone, but a place to build a rockery, dig a pond, build a flower bed or pile up sundries with some messy things. Most courtyards can let outsiders see part of the situation from some angles, which is different from the privacy inside, so the courtyard design will be intuitively displayed to passers-by.

The design I want to recommend is different from the common design. The old farmhouse is embarrassed to share, and I don't have such information. The design cases mainly shared are mainly leisure, not planting flowers and trees.

Figure 1 is the design of Japanese-style courtyard, which is completed through the collocation of small scenes. The most difficult thing is that it is beyond the ability of ordinary designers.

Figure 2: Layout of slate, gravel, wood grain brick and flower bed.

Fig. 3 Courtyard composed of gravel, trees and flowers.

Figure 4: A patchwork arrangement of gravel, stones, lawns and trees.

Figure 5. The lawn on the mound is the core. Few people get this design method. Generally, we always think it should be a rockery.

Figure 6: The ground is dominated by gravel and slate, dotted with green plants and lawns, and the space is more childlike by planting swings.

Fig. 7 An excellent case of wall and floor matching.

Designer Ryhanen compiled and edited these pictures from the Internet.

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