Step design showcases the beauty of movement in garden landscapes

In garden landscape design, steps are widely used in engineering designs such as embankments, slopes, bridges, and terrain changes; they are no longer merely a simple functional satisfaction, but are also given different forms to express different landscape concepts.

In garden spaces, steps are the simplest and most common form of spatial transition. Steps can psychologically hint and remind people, letting them sense the arrival of change.

In open outdoor environments, steps often become the focal point of the line of sight, and should be combined with other garden design elements to enrich the step landscape and play a role in guiding the line of sight.

Steps have characteristics such as beauty of form, beauty of rhythm, and beauty of light and shadow, and thus have a strong landscape effect; beautiful steps can easily become a striking element in a space, satisfying people's psychological need for beauty and becoming bright scenic lines in the city.