The minimalist design of your garden inspired by the oriental lines

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It is known that the minimalist design has its roots in the classic Japanese garden essentially characterized by rocks, gravel and sand to represent the open space, in more restricted settings, simple but at the same time characteristic.

Of all the minimal styles recorded over time, the Japanese garden has undoubtedly been the most appreciated and admired minimalist design ever. The refined features, the simplicity of the shapes and colors, the exaltation of the naturalness of the materials, welcome the minimal design within external settings rich in originality and style.

Therefore, art and architecture are increasingly committed to the realization of Zen concepts by using a few high quality pieces. The refinement of the setting usually reflects the geographical location in which it is located, without leaving out any detail. Indeed the minimalist design of your garden, will have to deal with the connection of the internal environment of your home.

How important is it to design the idea?

Stop and think about your outdoor idea well and try to harmoniously blend the indoor and outdoor environments, to favor the visual coherence of the settings. Create corners and small indentations that can give you the opportunity to play with different materials to decorate the garden highlighting white walls or colored walls.

The plants, arranged homogeneously in the space, must be useful to frame the minimal design of your outdoor space and remember, the light is complementary to the form, it must penetrate inside your design furniture to go out through unusual cuts, which will characterize your furnishings.

In this regard, if you are wondering how to furnish the garden with design elements, we cannot fail to mention the HANAMI corten furniture line.

Hanami ("looking at flowers") is the Japanese term that gives its name to the outdoor corten furniture collection. The traditional oriental custom of enjoying the beauty of the spring flowering of cherry trees has inspired the decorative theme that characterizes the furnishings. The pattern, present on the surface of the structure, represents the flower petals that give harmonious play of solids and voids. The petals that decorate the furnishings remain protagonists even when the linear and water-repellent fabric cushions are integrated into the armchair. In coordination with the armchair, the collection offers other furnishings such as coffee table, ottoman and sofa.

The refinement of the simplicity of the forms of minimal furnishings also focuses on the functionality of the elements. We at Trackdesign love to create furnishing elements that, although characterized by minimal design, respect the functionality and comfort that an element such as an outdoor armchair should have. For this reason, simplicity is of the forms, but it does not imply the absence of comfortable elements. The difference lies in the fact that our designers are committed to making the functional elements more simplified by proposing at the same time elegant and contemporary corten furniture.

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