How to Design Suzhou Garden Villa

1. First of all, from the overall planning and layout, the whole villa garden is divided into three areas: rest area, dining area and stove area (as shown above, this is the outdoor meeting room of the owner). I believe you can also see from these pictures that the division of these areas makes the garden look regular and functional at a glance, and visitors and owners will have a more comfortable experience. In addition, the plants in the whole garden are mainly composed of various levels of green plants, because the owner prefers foliage plants to flowering plants.

2. Here we will share some design skills of this lush villa garden. In fact, the highlight of the whole design lies in its green tone, and the whole garden is an urban oasis.

In order to ensure evergreen seasons, all kinds of green plants are carefully arranged in this narrow outdoor space;

At the same time, in order to be able to perceive the seasonal changes, maple trees and some deciduous lianas are also planted together, so that some plants will change their colors when the seasons change;

In order to ensure the connection and connection between different regions, each region will reuse the same plant;

There is a sharp contrast between leaves of different shapes, such as Alocasia halberdi and Ligularia reniformis. ;

Finally, by planting some ivy on the surface of flowerpots and flower beds, the effect of green leaves will be achieved, so that the whole garden will be more lush and soft.

3. The embodiment of seasonal colors. In fact, this point was briefly mentioned just now, because most of the plants in the whole garden are evergreen plants, which can ensure that the space becomes dense and green all year round. But in order to be able to perceive the change of seasons, the garden can also present different scenes to avoid aesthetic fatigue. Therefore, the designer specially added two deciduous plants, Japanese maple and Virginia Parthenocissus, which provided seasonal colors for the whole garden, and the garden was sunny in winter.

4. Dark tones. The addition of dark landscape elements makes the plants in the garden look more fashionable and full of vitality. Whether it's a black flowerpot, or an anticorrosive wooden flower stand and wooden platform painted dark brown.