Water has been used extensively in ancient Thai gardens for generations. This is due to its cooling qualities and the way it can re-awaken the senses, its movement and the reflections it creates can prove very eye-catching, and beneficial to many Thai landscapes.
Maybe you are looking to create a tropical garden that is a little quirky, or unique… Somewhere visitors will remember for being original and different… Thai Gardens are filled with innovation and clever use of natural materials.. Once such example created by the team was this hidden courtyard garden, where the team designed a modern wooden sala at the corner, with a Ying Yang style stone garden at the centre.
A client in Bangkok wanted a new patio for their courtyard. The decking before was very worn and damaged by the weather, and so this was completely removed.
Reluctant to replace with more wooden decking, the client wanted something that insects and snakes couldn't live under, and so Thai Garden Design replaced the entire courtyard with a sand wash patio, […]
This evergreen tropical shrub is widely seen growing in many rural and urban gardens throughout Thailand and along roadsides…. It is often found as a large shrub but can, with time, also grow into a small tree.
It is distinctive for its small, funnel-shaped yellow flowers and bushy, long, waxy green leaves. The Yellow orleanda also […]
Maybe you have bought a new property in Thailand with an existing swimming pool, or you are planning to build one. A great investment for you would be to build a swimming pool sala next door to the pool.
Maybe your pool is a little away from your house, and you require some extra shade somewhere closer to the […]
A well designed garden terrace will give the owner a place to relax. A cool, shaded region, easy to walk on barefoot and somewhere to sit and survey the rest of the garden.
Patios and terraces within gardens are essential to good garden design, be it an entrance-way, nook, corner area or side alley, all have the potential to become an attractive place […]
Key: 1. Driveway and car park entrance. 2. Back of hotel. Pathway leading to garden for residents. 3. Covered walkway into hotel lobby 4. Treescape improving shade and enclosing hotel garden for privacy 5. Pavilion building, coffee shop and outdoor restaurant. 6. Patio garden, with seating, water feature, attractive planting and shade.
Thai garden art and garden ornaments are widely available and
cater for all types and tastes. Just how much you rely on them in your
garden really comes down to your own personal tastes and the type of garden you
prefer. One thing is for certain, amongst the rich greenery, a cleverly
positioned pot, statue, ceramic animal or tub will catch the eye.
A popular Thai resort is having a serious landscaping makeover, requiring dozens of new trees for a series of walkways. Pornchai Garden advised and assisted the resort owners in the best types of tree to use in conjunction with their requirements, and organised a new planting design, negotiated cost savings, transportation and re-planting of the new trees.
The Dracaena reflexa, also popularly referred to as Pleomele reflexa and 'Song of India' is a striking looking ornamental plant, noticeably for its narrow evergreen leaves with bright outlines or fills. The plant is actually a tropical tree originally from Madagascar, and
usually stretches to between 4-5 metres in height in good conditions.
The Dracaena is […]
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