This garden emerges from a blank canvas, where geometry defines each of its distinct areas. Straight and curved lines set the rhythm for experiencing the garden, seamlessly enveloping and unifying the villa’s space.
Water plays a central role, visible both at the entrance of the villa —floating over the reflective pool that borders the façade— and in the pond that forms the focal point of this Japanese-inspired garden.
Various elements such as white ornamental sand and gravel, white concrete stepping stones, sculptural features, and specially designed stairs to navigate the garden’s levels, create harmony and connect the different zones, resulting in a serene and balanced ensemble.
The selected plants —including grasses, ferns, junipers, boxwood, sansevierias, and papyrus— bring movement and structure, guiding circulation between the garden’s areas.
Different types of trees and palms establish rhythm and focal points, such as the olive specimens that frame the pool area.
Villa Shiro embodies our vision of a truly livable garden, where interior and exterior spaces engage in a continuous dialogue. A balanced, contemplative, and functional space, designed to be enjoyed all year round.
