In the heart of Luxembourg city center, this 60 m² garden has been designed as an interlude. A space apart, sheltered from view and the hustle and bustle of the city, where vegetation plays an essential role: protecting, enveloping, soothing.
The challenge was clear: to recreate a feeling of intimacy and calm, without enclosing, and to give this small garden a real presence, generous and lively.
Shield yourself from view without cutting off the light
Surrounded by buildings, the garden required precise work on boundaries.
Tall, structured plantings filter views and create a natural screen of vegetation. They create a protective screen, while allowing light and seasonal variations to circulate.
The garden closes in just the right amount, striking a balance between refuge and breathing space.
Curved lines to soften space
The design is based on supple, organic lines.
The lawn, laid in rolls to quickly create a visually accomplished garden, adopts a free form, almost like a clearing.
These curves accompany the eye, breaking the rigidity of the urban context and bringing an immediate sensation of softness and fluidity to movement.
A wooden deck as a natural extension of the garden
The 35 m² wooden terrace blends naturally into the composition. It becomes a living space in its own right, a link between the interior and the garden, designed for sitting, entertaining or simply enjoying the peace and quiet.
Wood reinforces the warm atmosphere of the space, interacting with plant hues to create a coherent, soothing ambience.
A garden designed to be experienced... immediately
Every choice was guided by the desire to enjoy the garden without delay.
The installation of turf rolls allows the finished project to be seen immediately, while the planting will very soon structure the volumes and perspectives.
Even in the heart of the city, the garden quickly comes to life and becomes a space to invest in on a daily basis.
