Choose terracotta and ceramic pots
Natural textures warm the space. Use self-watering planters for low-maintenance irrigation in dry climates.
Forbidden CC focuses on compact, sustainable garden design for urban dwellers. Explore tips and guides to convert balconies, terraces, and small patios into thriving Mediterranean landscapes that thrive in containers and small spaces.
Practical ideas tailored to apartment living: sun, wind, and water-smart design with warm, earthy colors.
Natural textures warm the space. Use self-watering planters for low-maintenance irrigation in dry climates.
Grow oregano, thyme, rosemary, and lavender. They provide fragrance, flavor, and resilience in containers.
Place sun-loving species in south-facing spots. Rotate containers weekly to prevent uneven growth.
Use a well-draining, mineral-rich mix. Install drip irrigation or a moisture-retentive mix for balcony setups.
From balcony refresh to terrace makeover—clear, practical workflows to get results fast.
Draft a simple layout on grid paper or a digital tool. Identify sun hours and wind corridors.
Use shelves, railing planters, and trellises to maximize green cover in tight spaces.
Plan herbs and ornamentals for autumn harvest colors: terracotta hues, amber, and olive greens.
Warm LED string lights and solar path lamps create golden evenings on a budget.
Selected projects showcasing Mediterranean-inspired landscaping for compact spaces.
Layered pots, compact olive, and fragrant herbs for a relaxing retreat.
Herbs on a sunny railing shelf with drip irrigation.
Low-profile stone tones with warm mulch and seasonal blooms.
Olive accent with lavender and rosemary for scent and structure.