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LANDSCAPE DESIGN WITH GEOMETRIC ELEMENTS

A geometric approach in garden design is based on clean lines, symmetry, and proportions. Rectangular lawns, square flower beds, straight paths, and neat borders create a sense of order and tranquility. Symmetry is especially important in front areas and entrances — it forms a visual center, draws attention to the architectural features of the house, and makes the space harmonious.
To make the garden look spacious and interesting, designers often use the golden ratio when planning elements: the size ratio of lawns, paths, and flower beds creates visual balance. Geometric shapes also help visually expand or reduce the plot. For example, long straight lines make the garden appear deeper, while triangular or circular elements add dynamics and soften strict lines. Symmetrically placed trees or shrubs emphasize proportions, and using identical plants on both sides of a path enhances the sense of harmony.

Geometry in the garden is not limited to lawns and paths. Designers actively combine shapes, colors, and plant textures with elements of stone, metal, or wood. Round and square flower beds, multi-level terraces, decorative ponds, bridges, and stone retaining walls create a unique rhythm and visual accents.
Contrasting materials emphasize the shape of each element: smooth concrete or tiles highlight clean lines, while natural stone and wood soften the rigidity, creating a cozy atmosphere. For flower beds, designers often use a combination of low decorative plants with tall vertical accents, such as topiaries or slender conifers. Geometric ponds surrounded by tiles or stone become a central feature, drawing attention and creating a calming effect.

Geometric landscape design not only aesthetically enhances the plot but also organizes the space efficiently. Zoning the area with straight and curved lines helps separate the relaxation area, vegetable garden, playground, or parking space without disrupting the harmony of the overall view.
Straight paths and clearly defined flower bed borders simplify garden maintenance: mowing, watering, and general upkeep become easier. Geometric forms also create convenient spaces for furniture, gazebos, or outdoor lighting. Additionally, thoughtful geometry helps manage movement flows within the plot, making the space functional and safe. Choosing plants with various textures and colors combined with geometric planning enhances visual perception and creates a unique character for the garden, where every zone is well-thought-out and harmonious.