A two level garden in Scandinavia
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
This project has been on my drawing board for the past few weeks. The clients wanted to increase the use of their back yard with decking, paving, and furnishing.
Before: A row house garden with a gras covered yard and a fence screening it from neighbouring yards.
After: A row house garden with a lowered area, a Iron and larch pergola to screen the patio from views from neighbouring top floor windows.
I can not wait for the construction to start :-)
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This overview shows the whole space :-) Thank you for all of the comments!
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