Landscape Design

The Flowforms are part of a holistic approach to integrating human spaces with the living environment.

Through their aesthetic and acoustic qualities, and the balance they bring to flora and fauna, these garden fountains blend seamlessly with all styles of architecture — both natural and built. They are highly appreciated in landscaped sites such as gardens, parks, and public squares.

Beyond the hygrometric regulation they provide, they also attract birds, offering them a place to drink and bathe.

To fully integrate a Flowform cascade into its surroundings, it is best to create a mineral and/or vegetated mound that harmonises with the natural environment and the overall landscape.

This elevated feature redefines the visual horizon, recreates a “landscape within the landscape,” and allows for the installation of plants requiring well-drained soil. A few rock blocks can complement a larger planted mound.

The soil excavated for a water feature can be reused to form a small hill around the Flowforms or elsewhere in the landscape.

Integrating a body of water into a flat environment is an excellent way to bring it to life. Placing it slightly below eye level allows the aquatic scene to fully open to the observer’s contemplation.

Riparian vegetation and submerged plants will add verticality to a flat environment, while the undulating water flowing through the organically shaped Flowforms will create a “music” that generates a soothing and harmonising atmosphere — fostering deeper communion with nature.