Private Residence on Mykonos Island, Cyclades, Greece
Planting area: 0.8 ha
Completion of the study: 2012
Planting period: April 2012
Planted: 47 trees / 5,225 shrubs and perennials

The narrow paths and restful plateaus made of stone create a natural stroll overflowing with nature. The stone walls that define the estate’s slopes are covered with native shrubs and form sculptural plant masses. Mediterranean shrubs and ground covering plants form dense thickets that mimic the adjacent vegetation. The result is a harmonious design that blends seamlessly with the surrounding Cycladic landscape.