The key to this project was a seamless transition between the modern building and the rural landscape bordering the plot. Under strict author's supervision we created a space where architecture does not end at the walls of the house, but opens onto nature in a controlled way.

Material solutions: Directly adjacent to the building we used large-format ceramic slabs from the Italian manufacturer Tagina (active link). Their coloring corresponds with the façade, creating a cohesive, technically refined base. This material is a synonym for technological perfection in the world of landscape architecture. The terraces are complemented by composite decking that visually warms the relaxation zones. The whole is enclosed by a modern fence of architectural concrete and vertical steel elements (a so-called palisade fence), color-coordinated with the window joinery.

Green composition and details:

• Solitary Accents: On the axis of the main entrance, a symmetrical (mirror) composition was applied using two shaped specimens of field maple ( Acer campestre ) in bonsai form. They form the first compositional plane, legible both from the driveway and from within the entrance zone.
• Terrain Sculpting: Deeper into the garden, geometry gives way to the free lines of the lawn and hollows with preserved old fruit trees. The soft terrain shaping introduces calm and a natural rhythm to the garden and seamlessly blends into the neighboring arable field.
• Signature Fire Zone: The heart of the garden is a sunken circular pit in which we placed our bespoke KASAI grill bowl. Surrounded by gravel, the firepit's minimalist form serves a decorative function even when not in use. It is a space that celebrates shared time by the fire.
• Light Scenography: After dark, the garden takes on a new identity. A professional lighting system precisely draws out the structure of the solitary trees and accent trees, creating a spectacular, unique atmosphere visible from almost every window of the residence.