This private garden is located in an idyllic, agricultural surroundings in Meggen, Switzerland. In principle, the farm garden is considered to be beautifully disorganized and achieves an idyllic wilderness. Here, however, the farm garden is modern and designed according to the new aesthetic principles. The planting beds are asymmetrical and linear, but planted with typical perennials. The project was realized in 2010 by Freiraum Architecture in cooperation with Scheitlin Syfrig Architects and five star garden.
The garden is located on the slope and cut into the terrain. A steel wall separates the area from the garden and serves as a retaining wall. Your beautiful rusted look contrasts with the green meadows. The lushFarm garden-T planting adds color and texture and softens the look of the cold concrete.
A modern interpreted farm garden
planted with typical ground cover and perennial
Planting and linear hedge elements
Metal support wall and stairs to the house
planted stairs
Mix from modern and agricultural
Beautiful splash of color
