Landscape designer Natalia Murillo used elements such as clay, stone and straw to highlight the nature that already exists in the house
Submitted at May 25, 2021, 1:00 PM
Stone Garden - Natalia Murillo. To preserve and enhance the house's original architecture, Natalia Murillo used various natural materials in her garden - such as clay, stone and straw - which also highlight the existing nature. “Among our jungle vegetation made up of native guembês, philodendrons and Adam's ribs, we made space for an imposing chiquitana canoe loaded with fruits from our land”, details the landscaper. Greenery also surrounds the ticket office, framed by vertical gardens. (Alvaro Mier)
(Alvaro Mier/CASACOR)
“In the middle of our jungle vegetation composed of native guembês, philodendrons and Adam's ribs , we made space for an imposing Chiquitana canoe loaded with fruits from our land”, details the landscaper. The greenery also surrounds the show's ticket office, framed by vertical gardens.
