Last time we featured an awkward shaped garden, that Successful Garden Design student Rebeca from Costa Rica had turned into a beautiful space after completing the Great Garden Formula course.
Not content with tacking one tricky garden, she’s now done another one. This time it’s the size more than shape that’s hard to deal with.
Designing a tiny space garden
Rebeca came up with two great designs…
“I will tell you a little bit about the tiny space. It is a “indoor garden”, but before been a garden it has been just a open space without any use.
I made two design, one more straight and other with curves. The owner choose the curvy one, and we built that in two days (painting and putting the gravel).
It is not finished at all, because I am missing some decoration (focal points), but eventually It will have those.”
The best use of space in a tiny garden
Although both designs work well, the clear winner is the curved design because of the way the design makes the space appear larger.
Even though it’s not quite finished, you can see what a huge difference this design has made.
Now Rebeca has completed our pro-level Great Garden Formula course, she’s been busy designing other gardens for people professionally.
Here’s a sneak peek at what she’s been up to…
If you’d like to take the same online garden design course Rebeca did – check out the Great Garden Formula.
3 replies to "Tiny space garden ideas – SGD student Rebeca"
Dear Rachel,
it seems fabulous but there is so much to have done with this considering the possition of the space and connection to the house.
Please let me express myself as all your work is very good and I love to see all the differences had been made. I wish to have more time to spend with the garden design, which hopefully I will get when children back school.
Best wishes
Best wishes,
Thank you so much, Katerina, I’m glad you are liking the difference design makes with gardens! :o)
Oh, this is lovely! Well done to Rebecca! Cant wait to share my before and after pictures once my garden is done.