Before/after photo gallery
Our landscaping projects already completed
The examples in our "before/after" photo gallery are landscapes we designed, planted and maintained.
The work was carried out by external contractors, gardening companies.
Landscaping a Mediterranean Garden (Aix-en-Provence)
700 square meters of land with a pool and a pergola
We needed to give it some structure and create dedicated spaces for every aspect of life: relaxation, swimming, drinks with friends, and even a vegetable garden!"
Here, the idea was to create a Mediterranean garden on a 700-square-meter lot.
Initially, the lot was bare, covered in "weeds." Only two cabins stood on the site. There were no boundaries, which gave the impression that the pool was right next to the parking area. The long, narrow lot lacked any sense of structure.
The challenge was to create living spaces for every moment of the day, to separate the pool from the parking lot, to create a path leading to the house, and to address the issue of the neighbors’ first-floor windows overlooking the property. One chalet will be converted into a guest cottage, and the second will be dismantled to make way for a pergola.
Finally, we designed this garden as a lush green oasis that blends seamlessly into the Provençal atmosphere.
Landscaping that preserves the ocean view (Oman)
Contemporary garden with a view of the sea
This new 450-square-meter garden is an extension of the existing garden.
The goal was to preserve the view of the sea. The idea, therefore, was to plant low-growing, compact plants. Given the lack of shade, these plants will need to be drought-tolerant. Finally, in this contemporary garden, we will choose plants that require minimal maintenance.
Thus, we opted for a lush green, drought-tolerant groundcover (Sesuvium portulacastrum). The new garden features gray gravel beds accented by small white pebble gardens and desert plants (cacti, desert roses, agaves...).
To add some vertical interest without blocking the ocean view, three large white pots will house a Cycas and two Washingtonia palms, and for movement, we’ve chosen Pennisetums that will sway in the wind...
Designed in collaboration with the interior design firm IDA - Construction by Wolf Group companies
Landscaping of an existing garden (Oman)
A pretty entrance for the embassy
For this project, we were tasked with reimagining the embassy’s existing gardens—not to radically alter them, but to enhance them and restore their aesthetic appeal.
Indeed, the embassy’s gardens were in dire need of a refresh. In addition to pruning overgrown trees and removing diseased plants, we proposed several complementary improvements.
As improvements, we envisioned a grand entrance featuring four traveler’s trees. And, to structure the long, narrow spaces while adding color to the smooth lawn, we proposed two large flower beds composed of hibiscus and oleanders, which will be planted on either side of the building.
Design of a dry garden and a jungle (Oman)
Design of a complete 450-square-meter garden
The goal here is to create a 450-square-meter garden surrounding the villa.
Create a tropical jungle (banana trees, traveler's tree, palm trees, cannas, mother-in-law's tongue, spider lily...) by the pool and a desert garden (date palms, yucca, cacti...) near the entrance.
Designed in collaboration with the interior design firm IDA - Work carried out by Wolf Group companies
Concept design and design development phases
A Zen garden
Mini 3D film of a pocket garden
This small garden is situated on dry, mostly limestone soil. It is designed to be low-maintenance, featuring Fargesia robusta 'Pingwu' for vertical accents, creeping thyme as ground cover to mimic moss, Nandina domestica to add volume and winter berries that attract birds, and Cistus to create soft flowering cushions.
The garden’s serene, Zen-inspired atmosphere draws from traditional Japanese garden design.
An oasis of freshness
Sketch of a patio with fountain
What could be more soothing than the gentle sound of trickling water?
This patio features flowering shrubs like oleander and standard bignonia, along with colorful perennials such as kniphofias, gaura, and cannas.
At its heart lies a low fountain — a true haven for birds and butterflies who come to drink and cool off.
A green pergola
Hand-drawn rendering over a photo
Présente, mais peu valorisée, la pergola demandait un vrai travail d’intégration. Par le choix des matériaux (muret de pierres sèches) et des végétaux adaptés (une vigne grimpante, des pourpriers, des Calamagrostis, ainsi que des Crassula sarcocaulis et un Pittosporum tenuifolium...) . Ainsi, elle est devenue un élément à part entière du jardin.
A rain garden
Technical section
Now more than ever, we aim to keep rainwater where it falls.
This has led to the emergence of a new kind of small garden, known as a rain garden — the smaller sibling of the landscape swale.
These gardens offer multiple benefits:
* Infiltrating rainwater into the soil
* Slowing down heavy rainfall runoff
* Recharging groundwater reserves
* Partially filtering polluted water
* Reducing the risk of flooding
* Easing pressure on combined sewer systems
* Prevent soil erosion
And on top of that… they’re absolutely charming!
A terraced garden
3D layouts
This terraced garden is brought to life through 3D modeling that showcases its many perspectives. The terrain’s levels are highlighted by traditional dry stone walls, characteristic of the Provençal landscape and known as "restanques." The plant palette evokes the essence of Provence with majestic cypresses, olive trees, Butia capitata, Mexican blue palm, fragrant crape myrtles, lavender, creeping rosemary and thyme, complemented by soft accents of gauras and the sculptural presence of a white-potted cycas.
Two symmetrical jardinets
Landscape composition sketch
At the entrance of this prestigious building, two symmetrical dry gardens feature white pebbles and drought-tolerant plants (Phillyrea angustifolia, Dasylirion wheeleri, yuccas, olive trees, cycas, cordylines...). These are arranged like the stylized f-holes of a violin, adding a touch of refined artistry to the space.