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Think the azaleas 'accidentally' bloomed on the chair? Hardly. I designed it to happen.
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Pruning to the event.
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Siting the Well-Placed-Chair. It's on axis in the woodland walk from the back gate, and the front gate. It's on axis from inside, Vanishing Threshold: downstairs breakfast room & living room, upstairs library.
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More than a home run, the chair has 5 axis views.
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And you thought it was just a chair in the garden?
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Landscape design skills used:
...........Tara Inventions............
1. Just Let It Touch
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2. Vanishing Threshold
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3. Well-Placed-Chair
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4. The-More-Axis-Focal Points-Have-The-Better-They-Are.
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Traipsing continents for decades seeking what makes a landscape work. Seeing universal patterns across space/time. Copying them. Naming them.
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In college my landscape design classes had none of this stuff. Why not? Perhaps it's what the Founding Fathers discovered. When truths are Self-Evident they need to be written.
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Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
3 comments:
I enjoy coming here every time you post so I can learn some new design tricks.
thank you,
Carolyn
I second what Carolyn just wrote. I appreciate the design lessons very much.
I think I just truly figured out your axis point. I'm a slow learner:)
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