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The garden is designed by merging the natural beauty and the sense of the person who looks after the garden. By understanding that the garden is 3D, like architecture, and adding emphasis to the lateral elements, the structure is born into the space. Examples of lateral elements are the trees, fence, wall fountain and waterfalls. The size, color, shape and material of the lateral elements greatly change the impression of the garden. Even if the space is limited, it space feels extended by creating a focal point. Changing the ground levels or the materials of the floor or the wall is effective in making the space look larger. The pond or laver adds depth to the garden as they serve as a mirror reflecting the scenery on the surface of the water. The garden designer Kayoko Nagahama values color, material and form when selecting plants. Just like selecting materials for the interior, the beauty of a garden increases by the awareness of these elements. The best way to achieve design and functionality in a garden is to appoint a professional garden designer. Just like a house where an owner enjoys the aging of materials or selecting the furniture as the owner lives in the house, it is the starting point when a garden is created. By maintaining the garden depending on the growth of the plants, the beautiful form of the plants are created, and as a result, a beautiful garden is created.

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