Feng Shui Garden Design: No. 3 Lorikeet Lane Part 3 - Curved Garden Framework

Progress continues at Number 3 with a vision for a "garden on the curve"—eliminating straight lines and sharp edges to create harmonious Yin-Yang balance and meandering Chi flow.

Dual-Perspective Design Approach

Entry Experience: Curved pathways from roadway and carport create welcoming Chi entry, meandering through grassed open spaces toward the veranda ramp.

Veranda View: From the living space, the garden should reveal visual paradise—shapes, colors, charm, and mystery—while Sha Chi from problematic trees (approved for removal) diminishes.

Five Element Integration Strategy

Current phase emphasizes Earth element (stability, nurturing). Wood element (growth) will follow. Fire and Metal elements will be introduced later to stimulate and balance. Water energy is expressed through sweeping lawn curves and gentle pathways.

Design Philosophy

"Gardening on the curve" creates natural Chi meandering. Balance Yin-Yang, ensure no single element dominates, and align garden climate with year-round sun/shadow patterns. Healthy existing plants provide tranquil foundation for the evolving design.

The framework prioritizes structure over individual plant selection, allowing flexibility as the garden matures.