Selected Garden Work

A cross-section of styling commissions completed across Innsbruck neighbourhoods between 2020 and 2025.

Hungerburg View Terrace

This south-facing terrace above the city required wind-tolerant grasses and low lavenders to withstand exposed conditions without blocking the Nordkette panorama. Container groupings in weathered zinc repeat the grey-green palette of distant limestone.

Styling fee was €1,380 with an estimated €920 in plant and soil materials installed by the owner's regular gardener over two weekends.

Wilten Courtyard Reset

A shaded courtyard between apartment wings received a monochromatic scheme of ferns, hellebores, and Japanese maple underplanted with spring bulbs. Gravel paths were widened by forty centimetres following our layout sketch.

The complete styling documentation package cost €2,150 including two on-site visits during the first growing season to refine edge plantings.

Pradl Family Garden

Generous lawn areas were retained while new mixed borders along the southern fence introduced pollinator-friendly perennials in warm amber and violet tones. A children's play corner gained a low hornbeam screen for soft separation.

Total studio fee for the 180 m² plot reached €3,900; plant supply through a Volders nursery totalled approximately €1,650.

Mühlau Slope Planting

Steep terrain demanded terraced planting pockets rather than continuous borders. We specified creeping thyme, sedum mats, and compact rhododendron cultivars suited to acidic soil common on this incline.

Rock retention was handled by an existing contractor; our role focused on species selection and pocket dimensions totalling €1,720 in design fees.

Arzl Balcony Sequence

Three linked balconies on a hillside apartment building received coordinated container schemes that shift in height and texture while sharing a restrained colour story of white, sage, and terracotta accents.

Per-balcony styling was €480; combined plant and container purchases across all three levels came to roughly €640.