Residential gardens in my studio are investments in a landscape that gains value and character with every passing year, while maintaining design discipline for decades. In landscape design, I move away from superficial decoration in favor of lasting structure. I treat the surroundings of a home as an exterior functional layout, which must be just as logical and refined as the interior of the building. My goal is a space that grows in character over the years, becoming a private refuge of consistent, enduring quality.

Fundamentals of the project:

• Spatial Tectonics: I create clear divisions, sightlines, and zones that organize the landscape around the residence.
• Nobility of Materials: I use natural stone, concrete, steel, and decorative ceramics—materials that age with dignity, forming a base for carefully selected greenery.
• Stylistic Continuity: The garden is not an add-on—it is a continuation of the building’s materials, colors, and design lines, ensuring visual cohesion across the entire property.
• Integration with Nature: Thanks to my dendrological expertise, I seamlessly connect new plantings with the existing tree stand, giving each project a unique character and a sense of maturity.