Fire, earth, water and air, vegetal and mineral are found in material form or as symbolic in Japanese-inspired gardens, whether traditional or reinterpreted in modern spaces.
The requirement for this exterior arrangement was the creation of a simple and orderly garden where we combined materials such as slate, granite, decorative stone, wood and stainless steel, along with succulent, drought-resistant plants, decorative grass that keeps its beauty all year round , being the only one who enchants the eye in winter frost, and Japanese maples, a color explosion when moving to the autumn season.
The central point of this interior garden is the minicascade obtained by the level difference of the two water basins, both aesthetically and functionally, for the irrigation of the lawn.
