Modern landscape design

The optical balance of the garden is necessary. For example, many landscape architects use a simple but effective ingenuity: design two identical gardens on both sides of the entrance to the building. In this way, they adjust the visual balance and draw attention to the front door. This method is widely used in the design of houses and gardens in the colonial style. Symmetry is a very fashionable technique in modern landscape design. Repetition of the same elements in different parts of the garden is also very common in modern design and combines its components in a natural and fluid way. Geometric shapes are also very relevant and create an elegant and modern effect.

The principle of continuity assumes that everything in nature changes gradually. As for garden planning, it consists in creating a garden in general, the elements of which are inseparable from each other, rather than some specific detail of the landscape. A garden based on this principle evokes a sense of order and coordination between its components, using harmonizing plants, shrubs and trees, a palette of colors and a variety of materials.