The natural swimming pool is a good choice if you bored with standard pool, its provide the pure water with no chemicals, you can swim like on the clear river/lake water. These photos below are the portfolio from the leading company of natural swimming pools and swimming ponds in the UK. They are look very beautiful and respect the environment combining design, an understanding of how ecological systems work, and the very latest in bio-technology to produce one of the most innovative and complete garden features available. Visit the gartenArt website to see more awesome works.

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Paul Raff Studio, the Canadian architect is a guy who designed this small garden pavilion measures for about 12 meters square, located in a private garden and it’s a great place to hold the outdoor party, hanging out with your family or friends. This pavilion was made from cedar wood and inspired by eastern philosophy “harmony with nature”. It has featured two seating banks and a table with a reflective glass top that can be used for sitting and dining, as well as workshops, concerts, and other activities of a local Artist Cooperative. Visit the Paul Raff Studio website here.

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Here’s beautiful Zen landscaping design inspiration from mylandscapes , it’s a roof terrace garden with the benches reiterate the shape of indoor fireplace, dining table and lounge, offers an exotic relaxing experience in the urban living. While the hardwood continues the lines of the flooring, the granite in the waterfall increases in size while alternating texture and alignment, producing a captivating flow.

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Here’s one of my favorite landscape design project, its no problem while you have a little environment but with an expert touch you can get beautiful landscape design. There’s the Takeshi Nagasaki landscaping design portfolio, its modern, minimalist and sure have a strong Asian style. Very inspiring. by N-tree

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Vertical garden is solution for small space, its simple and no need irrigation. Here’s the indoor vertical garden in Yountville Hotel, California designed by Kevin Smith and the architect Seth Boor. For a plants it using Tillandsia (members of the Bromeliad family) attached to metal rods which protrude from the wall. The visual effect of hundreds of Tillandsia “floating” within these alcoves is striking, perfect to place in hotel lobby or apartment.

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