Modernist garden

When we moved into our new house back in September, we had very little landscaping. We were so excited to move in and get out of Airbnbs that, at the time, we didn't really care. There was a large hole dug for our pool and nothing but red clay surrounding our black house. If you know red clay, you k

Roberto Burle Marx was a world famous Brazilian landscape architect, as well as a painter , print maker , ecologist , naturalist , ...

Roberto Burle Marx (August 4, 1909 – June 4, 1994) was a Brazilian landscape architect (as well as a painter, print maker, ecologist, naturalist, artist and musician) whose designs of parks and gardens made him world-famous.

Remember when gardens were outdoors instead of on Instagram? Maybe we can compromise. I spent a couple of hours on the sofa flipping through photos (#itsaj

Roberto Burle Marx

Designer Chris Moss has used his own garden in Stockwell, south London, as a mood board. A dark and bright combination works so well here that he shows cli

Garden designer Tom Massey has contrasted modernist hard landscaping with shaggy and shimmering grasses in this small suburban garden in Twickenham.

The Modernists of the past century were optimists. They believed that better gardens meant better living. They helped invent the idea of the friendly garde

Midcentury modern gardens embodied the breathless optimism of the post-war years, with patios and backyards designed with low-maintenance plants to promote leisure time. Here are 10 ideas to steal:

A map of the best contemporary landscape architecture projects from around the world.