Digital Garden Concept – A Clear Vision for Your Garden

Our design concept is tailored for those who want a clear creative vision for their garden but do not require full-scale planning and implementation. Whether it’s a private garden by Lake Zurich, a mountain vacation home, or an urban rooftop terrace, we develop a visual concept that defines the mood, spatial feel, and direction. The entire process is digital and location-independent—ideal for projects in Switzerland and beyond. It is particularly well-suited for gardens where clarity, style, and atmosphere are the top priorities.

Digital Garden Concept
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Digital and location-independent

The entire process takes place online: from your initial inquiry and our personal consultation to the delivery of your completed design concept. This allows us to manage garden projects throughout Switzerland and internationally.
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Visual and tangible

With floor plans, 3D renderings, mood boards, and planting plans, you receive a design concept that perfectly captures the mood, space, and direction—meticulously crafted down to the last detail.
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Flexible implementation

You can implement the concept independently or with local specialists. You will benefit from our neutral advice: upon request, we can obtain quotes and provide an honest recommendation.

What you get with the design concept

This design concept is ideal for small to medium-sized gardens, vacation homes, or projects with a defined budget where implementation is carried out by local partners. We provide a well-thought-out concept that you can realize independently or with local professionals. The design concept includes: an initial personal online consultation, a floor plan with spatial organization, 3D renderings to establish the mood, a mood board featuring materials, colors, and textures, as well as a planting plan with a plant list tailored to your site and preferences.

Digital Garden Concept

How the Digital Gardening Concept Is Taking Shape

To create a digital garden concept that is both visually appealing and feasible, we need a clear starting point. Before we begin the design process, we assess whether your garden can be accurately captured using plans, photos, and the information you provide.
Phase 1: Inquiry

Please share the location, current photos, an approximate budget, and a brief description of your requirements. We will review whether our design concept is a good fit for your project and send you a non-binding quote.

Phase 2: Measuring

You can measure the area yourself or hire a local firm to conduct a topographical survey. The more accurate the initial data, the more precise the design concept will be.

Phase 3: Online interview

We will discuss your wishes, ideas, and the character of your garden in a personal video call. This briefing forms the foundation for a design concept tailored to you and your space.

Phase 4: Design

Based on the briefing, we will develop a cohesive design concept that captures a sense of space, atmosphere, and character. You will receive the complete concept via email—meticulously crafted and refined down to the very last detail.

Phase 5: Feedback

Once you share your feedback with us, we will adjust the design concept accordingly and send you the final version.

Phase 6: Handover and Completion

The finalized design concept provides a clear creative direction, serving as a foundation for subsequent planning phases or for implementation with local partners on-site.

Selected projects

From the first sketches in our Zumikon studio to completed gardens across Switzerland and beyond: our projects tell stories of places, people, and a passion for thoughtfully designed outdoor spaces.

2026/2027
Ley
Ley
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Mil
Mil
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2026/2027
Son
Son
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Your garden starts with an idea

Tell us about your project in a brief initial consultation. Together, we will determine if our design concept is the right fit for your garden. Book your preferred time slot directly or contact us via email or phone.

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