A modern interpretation of a classical garden with influences from the Baltic region and the south of France. This landscape combines the structure and symmetry characteristic of classical gardening with gentle solutions inspired by the Baltic seaside landscape and French lavender fields. Neatly formed spherical boxwoods, symmetrically arranged paths and clearly defined zones create a subtle sense of classicism, while natural plants – lavender, miscanthus, pines, hydrangeas – provide the freedom and lightness of nature.
The color palette remains subdued and soothing – greenish-gray tones, white flowers and the natural texture of wood and stone. This is not only an aesthetic but also an emotionally sustainable garden – a haven of peace for every day.
This landscape design embodies a subtle synthesis of the modern classical garden and the aesthetics of the Northern European coast, complemented by the atmosphere of the fields of Provence and the Baltic Lithuanian seaside. The naturalness of the Baltic coastal vegetation and the lightness of the lavender field characteristic of the Provence region give the garden a touch of a gentle and even slightly romantic atmosphere.
The structure is shaped by clear path layouts, a strict rhythm of greenery and shaped evergreen plants. However, their geometric rigor is softened by vegetation full of movement: gently swaying willows – both swaying forms and small-leaved – create a living picture, constantly changing with the wind. This not only enhances the impression of naturalness, but also gives the composition a sense of movement, a gentle breeze, soft-shaped plants visually soften the composition. Modern butterfly-shaped chairs create a meditative, relaxation area.
