16 private garden designs, save them and take your time looking through them, enjoy them at your own leisure

16 private "garden designs", save them and take your time looking through them, drool a little, get inspired, and enjoy them at your own leisure!

A very elegant terrace, and it is the work of a domestic gardening enthusiast, so everyone should keep at it, a beautiful life is not that far away

This is the same terrace as above, very elegant, with all kinds of objects coordinated harmoniously, turning even the exposed drainpipe into a special combination!

A style I really like, very bright and cheerful

The rug makes a slightly plain balcony become very charming

A very beautiful bougainvillea arch, filling the whole sunroom with the feeling of spring

This is the plan I personally intend to DIY into my own rooftop someday, simple yet beautiful; through the gap in the middle you can see the scenery outside, private yet open, very nice.

An indoor garden with a touch of modern industrial flavor

If I could grow old slowly here together with my loved one, how romantic that would be

I really want to be here, happily eating Sunday breakfast with my family......

I am imagining doing a rooftop garden flower path like this, very beautiful

Is there a little sense of mystery? It reminds me of a fairy tale, "Little Ida's Flowers"

I really like little alleys like this, they feel like they hold many stories...... I do not know why, but I really like streets, alleys and stairways that feel deep and quiet

I really like hydrangeas, their colors are elegant; I am not too fond of those bare flowers, or the ones that are overwhelmingly lively

If you do not have a terrace, a rooftop, or even a balcony because it is used for something else, then can a balcony like this also give you a bit of that garden feeling?

A straw-woven floor mat, an old wooden crate, distressed wrought-iron tables and chairs...... there is a laid-back rustic charm

But, um, if that loofah-like plant were replaced with a clematis or a Pierre de Ronsard rose, would it feel a little less lonely?