Color has long played an important role in how we experience our homes, influencing how we feel, behave, and connect within our spaces. Yet our relationship with color doesn't stop at the back door. As we increasingly look to our gardens as extensions of our living spaces, color has an equally important role to play outdoors.
What makes gardens unique is that they allow us to experience living color. Alongside the more fixed colors found in painted walls, furniture, and planters, gardens introduce something else entirely: color that grows, changes, and evolves over time.
