In downtown Toronto's Dufferin Grove, this elongated property presents an opportunity to transform its layout into distinct, inviting spaces, mitigating its linear appearance.
To alleviate the sense of a stretched expanse, a segmented design approach is embraced. A low, horizontal board screen acts as a subtle divider, flanked by lush gardens, marking the boundary between the dining and BBQ zone and the tranquil lounging area.
Within the lounging section, an ethereal floating wooden bench and a centrepiece fire table create a cosy, welcoming ambience.
Maximising the area's potential, slender raised planters grace the opposite side, optimising usable space without compromising aesthetics.
The landscape palette showcases a harmonious blend of a striking Red Japanese Maple, ornamental grasses, cedars, and sedges. These elements harmonise and soften the patio spaces, adding depth and visual allure to the overall design.