ANewTraditional:Yougravitatetowardsclassicformaldesign,butarerelaxedandupdated
given how we actually live today. You proudly showcase family plants such as succulents and structures trees,
but aren't afraid of new plant shapes and forms that contrast the classic, as long as you recognize the familiar
shapes. Look for rich hues mixed with warm, creamy white, deep browns and true blacks and greens. Lighter
and brighter accent colours modernize the look, as do smaller-scale patterns. Texture comes from
succulents, bark, trees, metals, marble, and gold details that keep everything from looking boring.
B Contemporary Cottage:Youkeepthingscasual,butdon'twanttocompletely
sacrifice style in the process. You think gardens should exude warmth and welcome, aided by recognisable
flowers, soft colours, and low-key materials like canvas, wood and warm metals. When you shop, it's the
creamy whites, washed blues, rosy reds, mustard yellows, and olive colours that call your eye seeks out.
Nothing would make you happier than a small cottage by the ocean, or bed & breakfast in the countryside.
Upbeat Modern:
C
You love clean, low-profile modern shapes but also like to jazz them up
with a dose of fun. You gravitate towards crisp colour, pattern and playful details grounded with classic
shapes. You want your home to feel light, easy and designer-ish. When you shop, look for simple shapes: new
materials such as plastics, straight lines, nothing too plush or embel ished. In your decor, use plenty of bright
white but don't forget to add in lots of colour where you can. Architectural plants for pop, or really commit to
your favourite colour on a larger section of the garden in your choice of foliage or hedges.
Eclectic Collector:
D
You never shy away from global influences and like the hard to find.
You like items with a story and you are less worried about them looking good together. You like to mix up
different elements to create a stylish mix that reflects your unique point style. The hard to find nurseries and
indigenous are your friends. They are the perfect place to find hidden treasures and experiment with layered
looks. Don't be afraid to mix styles and eras with your outdoor furniture and decor. Embrace the worn-in and
high contrast and have fun while you fol ow your instincts.
Simple Chic: You put a lot of thought in your garden and love spaces that are beautifuly simple
E andhastheessentials.Individualelementsrangefromrustictoluxurious,andyouliketosurroundyourself
with clever details, single pieces of individuality, soft foliage, and ceramics. Your overal palette leans toward
focused and elegant, with white, cream, pale grey and green, soft brown, black and pastels. European
especially French or Scandinavian country homes probably tickles your fancy.
Classic Glamorous: You love good bones and interesting details that wil impress but is
F asafechoice.Yougravitatetowardsaclassiccolourpalette,complimentarycolours,darksorneutrals--but
you also love a good metal or modern accent. You don't mind ornate shapes or extra fine details and you
have a sense of history about your decor. Look for outdoor decor with detail and simple shape. Don't shy
away from pattern, but keep it classic. Keep the colour palette calm but if you find a colourful item you love,
go for it. Add extra interest with plenty of shiny surfaces. Use plants spikey plant textures to compliment your
style, and remember to contrast it with a leafy of flowery opposite.
Warm Industrial: You are casual and current. You're into rustic details, often with
Gelementsofwood,leatherandmetalbutyoukeepitwarmwithlotsoftextureandplentyoflightandrichdark
colours. You don't like things that are too polished. Stick to mostly neutral colours in deep shades of grey,
taupe and rich greens but do not overdo it. Use metals, brick and rusty elements to add lots of interest. Try
your hand at some of the great succulent or aloe varieties, and do the dip half of it in paint trick with ordinary
pots or features. Don't shy away from showing off interesting architecture or detail. Choose hard landscaping
that wil weather well for years of enjoyment such as copper and clay brick
HOrganicContemporary:Youenjoythejuxtapositionbetweenminimal,cleanlinesof
contemporary design, and beautiful, often luxurious, natural elements and forms. You avoid flash and favour
the warm cosy garden feeling, but with a modern no fuss twist. The outdoors is often your inspiration, realized
with raw-edge wood, leather, fur, linen and natural stone. Fil your palette with neutrals and warm and cool
whites, along with other earthy shades, like mossy green. Appreciate details and raw textures, and look into
indigenous plants that combine well in mixtures.

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