Mr Ashwin, Valayanchirangara

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Project Name

Modern Zen Garden

Start Date

14-02-2025

Location

Valayanchirangara

Client Name

Mr Ashwin

Project Duration

7 Days

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A calm, contemporary Zen-inspired home garden designed and executed by Hug A Plant, bringing together architectural geometry, texture, and tropical greenery in perfect harmony.
This landscape transforms a narrow sideyard and entrance zone into a meditative green corridor — combining natural stone pathways, structured planting beds, and a sculptural Buddha feature wall that anchors the entire design.

The layout flows with clean symmetry, bordered by smooth grey walls and rustic terracotta cladding, softened by tropical plantings such as Calathea lutea, Heliconia, and Peace Lily.
The floating stepping-stone walkway, set over earthy brown pebbles, provides a subtle visual rhythm while maintaining functional access.
At the garden’s focal point stands a Buddha water feature, thoughtfully framed in black stone — evoking peace, balance, and reflection within the outdoor setting.

Compact planter boxes and linear beds along the home’s façade feature Calathea Lutea, offering vibrant pops of red-orange against white walls.
The overall space merges structure and stillness, creating an outdoor retreat that celebrates simplicity, texture, and tranquility.

A Modern Zen Garden

  • Floating stepping-stone pathway over natural pebbles

  • Boundary wall garden with Calathea lutea and tropical foliage

  • Modern planter boxes with Heliconia and evergreen shrubs

  • Textural contrast between stone, terracotta, and foliage tones

Frequently asked questions

Find answers to common questions about our services in our FAQ section. From project timelines to costs, we cover everything you need to know about our garden landscaping process.

Its serene Buddha focal wall and clean stepping-stone pathway transform a compact sideyard into a meditative experience, blending art and nature seamlessly.

Monthly trimming, light cleaning of pebble pathways, and occasional replanting keep the garden looking neat and calm year-round.

Yes. Most plants — including Calathea lutea — thrive in filtered sunlight or partial shade.

Natural stone slabs laid over brown river pebbles, chosen for their durability and organic texture.

The inspiration came from the timeless principles of Zen gardens — minimalism, balance, and mindfulness — adapted to suit Kerala’s tropical landscape and architecture.