Meadows at the foot of the Dutch dunes

This garden in Wassenaar has two faces. The back garden seamlessly connects with the adjacent meadows. The front garden is linked to the nearby edge of the Dutch dunes.

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Photography:

Andrew van Egmond

and client

Green contractors:

Meker Tuinen

Kroeze Hoveniers

Garden connecting strongly with the surrounding fields | garden architecture by Andrew van Egmond

Garden connecting strongly with the surrounding fields | garden architecture by Andrew van Egmond

Garden connecting strongly with the surrounding fields | garden architecture by Andrew van Egmond

Garden connecting strongly with the surrounding fields | garden architecture by Andrew van Egmond

The surrounding fields are part of the garden | garden architecture by Andrew van Egmond

Garden connecting strongly with the surrounding fields | garden architecture by Andrew van Egmond

Garden connecting strongly with the surrounding fields | garden architecture by Andrew van Egmond

Garden connecting strongly with the surrounding fields | garden architecture by Andrew van Egmond

Garden connecting strongly with the surrounding fields | garden architecture by Andrew van Egmond

The surrounding fields are part of the garden | garden architecture by Andrew van Egmond

Garden is part of the surrounding fields | garden architecture by Andrew van Egmond