Long inner courtyard beneath a wooden pergola of climbers, raised timber planters lining the sunlit paving toward a glazed sliding door.

Project · Landscape design · Inner courtyard

Janaína Garden

Render of a planted inner courtyard under a wooden pergola, with raised planters, a terracotta-pot vertical garden and a stone fountain.

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Project vision

The landscape design turns a narrow inner courtyard into a covered garden: a timber pergola of climbers filters the light and guides the eye along raised planters. The route ends at a glazed door that reflects the space beyond.

Materials and atmosphere

Reddish timber planters arrange the planting in tiers, gathering mixed foliage, ferns and purple-leaved plants. Terracotta pots fixed to the wall form a vertical garden, and a stone fountain brings water into the composition.

Experience of the spaces

The image sequence walks the courtyard from floor level to an overhead view, showing how the pergola's lace-like shadows draw the path. Each planter creates a green pause along the way.

Visualization approach

The renders balance soft daylight with the textures of wood, stone and foliage, giving a clear read of the garden's scale and materiality.

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Angled view of the timber planters against a rendered wall, with ferns and purple-leaved plants in hanging terracotta pots.
A stone fountain on a raised planter spills water among tropical foliage such as monstera and bromeliads, beneath the slatted pergola.
Frontal composition of terracotta pots fixed to the wall as a vertical garden, flanked by tall foliage and ground cover below.
Timber planter with clumps of monstera before a pale wall, beside a metal-mesh gate descending to the garage.
Overhead view of the courtyard showing the pergola layout, the green planters and lace-like shadows cast across the floor.
L-shaped timber planters hold succulents and a stone fountain behind, with tropical foliage beside the metal fence.

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