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What Makes a Garden: A Considered Approach to Garden Design by Jinny Blom - Non Fiction - Hardback

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Condition: Brand New. Format: Hardback. ISBN: 9780711282957. Publisher: Frances Lincoln. Age Range: Adult / General Readership. Overview. What Makes a Garden: A Considered Approach to Garden Design is a beautifully illustrated, thought-provoking guide from Jinny Blom, one of the world's most celebrated garden designers. Building on the success of her first book, The Thoughtful Gardener, Blom shares a deeper, more personal exploration of the philosophy behind her multi-award-winning designs. Blending horticulture, architecture, conservation and art, this hardback is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand what truly makes a garden work — and feel — beautiful.. About the Book. Jinny Blom has spent twenty-five years creating gardens that are as intellectually satisfying as they are visually stunning, and in What Makes a Garden she distils that experience into an accessible, richly illustrated volume. Rather than offering a simple how-to manual, the book invites readers to think more broadly about garden design as a holistic, multi-disciplinary practice — one that draws on architecture, conservation, history, culture and art in equal measure. Blom explores how a well-designed garden should engage all five senses, how it exists as an ever-shifting mix of the living and the inanimate, and how it must respond to both the passage of time and the influence of the culture that surrounds it. Illustrated throughout with colour photography from her own celebrated projects, including medal-winning gardens created for Chelsea Flower Show, the book offers a rare insight into the mind of a leading contemporary designer. Whether you are planning a modest courtyard or a sweeping country estate, Blom's reflections encourage a more considered, thoughtful approach to the outdoor spaces we create and inhabit. It is a book for dreamers and doers alike — as much about ideas and inspiration as it is about practical design principles.. Written by an award-winning, world-renowned