This project features graceful stone walls. Partitions and floor made of the same material create unity and do not detract from the surrounding vegetation. (Anthony Brancato Landscape Contractor)
Shown next is Tim Johnson's 2011 Coty Award-winning project. Customers wanted an entertaining patio. It has water features, beautiful flowerbeds and garden pots. (Southview Design via Houzz)
Consider each section
Another popular strategy for successfully landscaping a small patio is to divide it into sections and design each section separately. For example – the site from Growsgreen Landscape Designpatio, platform and brick framing.
Stone slabs by the door, a green lawn, a place to spend time in nature. Gravel and vegetation create a modern setting. (Shades of Green Landscape Architecture)
Who says you can't have room for a pool?? This example proves it can be there. Sure, it's not big, but it's there.
Even if there is only one main section, you can delimit it by framing it in stone. A lawn gives a lush atmosphere. (Despina Design)
You won't believe it, but even bricks embedded in pebbles can divide a space! This option deserves serious attention, because this small detail gives personality and depth to the entire environment. (Susanna Pagan Landscape Design)
The owners of this area wanted a beautiful personal space. Tomas Kyle designed it in a European style with alternating squares of motley grass and stone. An abundance of vegetation in different shades, from greenish yellow to purple, forms a magical garden. (Houzz)
Maybe you want a tropical paradise! Even though it is tightly grouped, plants can seem different and random. Garden paths made of stone Make their way through the middle of the courtyard, allowing the plantings to encompass them. (Paxton Gate LandscapeArchitects& Designers)
