With just 50 sqm to work with, the challenge was clear: how to make a small, enclosed space feel generous. Instead of pushing against the boundaries, we used them—creating a garden that feels tucked in, sheltered, and quiet.

The garden opens east, catching the first light of day. Morning sun fills the space with warmth and clarity. As the sun climbs, shade from trees and surrounding walls takes over, softening the atmosphere and offering relief. A daily rhythm, built into the garden’s bones.

Everything here is close, deliberate, and scaled to human presence. A place to sit, to read, to sip something warm while the light shifts around you.

Small, but generous.
Protected, but open.