The landscaping project for the front yard of a family house was designed as a space that combines the natural beauty of plants with functionality, creating a pleasant ambiance. The client wanted a space rich in greenery but also organized in a way that allows for easy maintenance and concealing less aesthetic elements.
Through the project development, three conceptual landscape design options were created, and one, chosen by the client, was further developed into a detailed design.

At the heart of the design is the abundance of plants, including various types of perennials, shrubs, grasses, climbers, ferns, and nettles. These plants are not only visually appealing but also functional, creating a natural balance by attracting pollinators.
Less aesthetic elements, such as trash bins, were designed with an emphasis on aesthetic integration into the garden. The bins are placed within a wire frame covered with ivy. This frame not only provides functionality but also a natural appearance, as the plants create a pleasant, “green” visual impression.
By creating a detailed planting plan, we aimed to achieve an organic look where the selected plant species complement each other, forming a natural yet harmonious space. The plan includes the arrangement of plants according to their requirements for light, water, and soil, ensuring the long-term sustainability of the space.

After refining the conceptual design based on the chosen option, visualizations were created to provide the client with a clear representation of the final result for the private garden.








Through this project, the front yard of the family house became a green retreat, rich in vegetation that not only enhances the space but also contributes to nature conservation. The greenery, carefully arranged, created a pleasant space for the family, emphasizing practicality, sustainability, and aesthetic beauty.
CLIENT:
Private investor
PROJECT TYPE:
Conceptual and execution project
YEAR:
2024
LOCATION:
Zagreb, Croatia
AUTHOR:
Kristina Tomaša, MSc Landscape Architecture