Wondering what to do with that 1.5 x 2 sqm 'backyard'?
We city people blessed with easy access to various amenities yet cursed with the limited of land for our 'nests'.
Yet, is it really a reason for not trying to make our homes look and feel good for us to live in?
Here's an example of making the best of what you have - even if it's just a small patch of ground.
You still can have a water wall feature, a fish pond, a garden full of greens with stone paths - all in mini size ofcourse, but still good enough for you to relax after that long working hours.
Tips: You can still 'go green' in your tight space. Think vertical! Instead of planting on the ground, you could opt for potted plants and hang them on the wall.
We city people blessed with easy access to various amenities yet cursed with the limited of land for our 'nests'.
Yet, is it really a reason for not trying to make our homes look and feel good for us to live in?
Here's an example of making the best of what you have - even if it's just a small patch of ground.
You still can have a water wall feature, a fish pond, a garden full of greens with stone paths - all in mini size ofcourse, but still good enough for you to relax after that long working hours.
Tips: You can still 'go green' in your tight space. Think vertical! Instead of planting on the ground, you could opt for potted plants and hang them on the wall.
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