The design is based on the merging of two distinct plots into a single, cohesive garden in Wemmel, in the heart of Flemish Brabant. This architectural fusion creates an extended living space where boundaries fade away in favor of fluid movement and a unified global aesthetic.

The integration of a Berber tent offers a privileged outdoor living area, making it possible to enjoy sunny days in the heart of a wild setting. The choice of plants, dominated by ornamental grasses, evokes the poetry and lightness of coastal vegetation, bringing a natural and constant motion to the entire grounds.

Exceptional specimen trees punctuate the landscape, acting as true living sculptures. Their imposing presence structures the garden without ever obstructing the view, thus preserving the depth of the field of vision. At nightfall, precise lighting highlights the architecture of the trunks, creating a hushed nocturnal atmosphere and an immediate invitation to relax.

The design of this outdoor space is centered around sharing. Between wild nature and mastered structure, the garden becomes the ideal place to savor precious moments with loved ones throughout the summer season.