The garden is designed around a light gres-ceramic surface that serves as a neutral, calming canvas. This smooth, minimalist ground plane is deliberately contrasted with dense, climbing plants that frame the space, creating a rich interplay of textures. By placing the vegetation close to the surface, the design draws attention to the smallest details—the veins of a leaf, the interplay of light and shadow, the tactile qualities of the foliage. This careful juxtaposition between the hard, uniform surface and the lush, irregular plant textures heightens the sensory experience, encouraging visitors to slow down and engage with the space on a more intimate level.

The choice of gres-ceramic provides a durable, clean, and light-reflecting surface that amplifies the presence of the plants and enhances the perception of depth and contrast. Meanwhile, the climbing plants soften the edges of the hardscape, creating a sense of enclosure without sacrificing openness or visual lightness. The design aims to create a serene and contemplative environment where the beauty of nature can be appreciated in close detail, highlighting the harmony between material precision and organic growth.