Landscaping Ideas- For a Small Space

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1. Raised garden beds all the way! Such a rad design
2. terrible load of construction praticalliy no plants
3. awsome
4. you call this a small space ? im looking for ideas for my 10 m2 garden!
5. Terrible music absolutely lovely garden. The grey/green plants work well with the light gray of the stone work.
6. Don't like the planting schema. But the hard-landscape design looks great. I only can't see where the rain water has to go. And missing the lights, so it's dark at night. But over all well done, garden looks mutch bigger now, and mutch less and easy maintanance.
7. REALLY SHARP LOOKING AND CLEAN TOO...........
8. Brilliantly executed the transformation of small backyard. Everything looks great after complete makeover. Nice work
9. Hope the children like hard surfaces.
10. what a lot of work. the previous garden was nice. like the secret garden.
11. So damn perfect! I see how you severely demolish the courtyard and transform it into a very nice landscape. The makeover was finely done! Congratulations for a job well done!
12. All that work for  patio furniture ....what a waste 
13. Landscaping is often done by a highly skilled service provider for it to make it more fascinating. But, you can always do it on your own. These landscaping ideas for a small lawn are indeed very meaningful in terms of helping you build the landscape design that you always aimed for. Just always consider to make use of the available space in a beneficial manner.   
14. Peter, "small" is relative. In comparison to a lot of the spaces we work on this is a small space.
15. Looks great BUT this is not a small space.
16. I think it looks awesome. Wondering how much including the plants..? I'm guessing $30k...? 
17. muy buen sound track Röyksopp - Eple
18. Awesome transformation. And I kind of dig the music. Any song credit? 
19. how much did this project cost? 
20. Why didnt they copy the old Roman way and stick a rain pool in the middle of the courtyard floor? Those old pools were about 30 feet long and 6 feet wide or so and maybe 7 inches deep. You can see them in the Pompeii vids.