Atmosphere image · illustration
GARDEN DESIGN · GOUSSAINVILLE, FRANCE

Your garden.
Your own way.

Make space for nature. Lines, materials and planting designed around the way you live.

Find your direction
EXPLORE THE SERVICESAdvice & design · By arrangement
THE APPROACH · DOMINIKA MAJCHERSKA

From a first look
to a composition.

Park and garden design with attention to visual character, harmony and use. A project begins with the space and the way you would like to enjoy it.

An illustrative composition of garden materials and textures.
MATERIAL STUDY · ILLUSTRATIVE IMAGE
01

Observe nature

Exposure, views and use provide the starting point.

02

Find the line

A composition connects movement, volumes and living spaces.

03

Compose the material

Foliage, texture and colour give the space its character.

Talk about your project
A GARDEN THROUGH TIME

The garden changes.
The intention remains.

Choose a season to explore an atmosphere. The diagram shows how a composition can read differently through the year.

ATMOSPHERE STUDY · ILLUSTRATIONSpring
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1Movement2Terrace3Planting

The garden awakens.

Early colour sits within a still-readable structure. The conversation between foliage and materials opens the season.

  • Young foliage
  • Floral accents
  • Clear movement
Explore seasonal thinking

A schematic example, not to scale. Plants and their variations are developed according to site, climate and project.

BEFORE WE BEGIN

Before the first line.

A conversation helps clarify needs before we define a suitable proposal.

Where should I begin?

A few photos, your town and desired uses are enough to start the conversation. We then agree the right format and information to gather.

How is the price set?

The “From” amount is a starting price. Area, documents and desired review conversations define the scope. A quote confirms the total price before any commitment.

Which documents will I receive?

They depend on the agreed format: a summary, concept plan, palette or seasonal guidance. Contents and detail level are specified in writing in the proposal.

Which area is covered?

The business is based in Goussainville. Include your town and preferred arrangements: the area and the possibility of reviewing supplied documents are confirmed during the conversation.

Does an online enquiry commit me to a project?

No. It requests information or a quote. The project, dates, price and terms need to be accepted separately, in writing.

How do I change an enquiry or service?

Contact Dominika as soon as possible. Stages, included review conversations and change or cancellation terms are specified before the contract.

THE FIRST CONVERSATION

Shall we shape
what comes next?

Your town, a few words about the space and how you would like to enjoy it. That is where the project begins.

EmailDominikamajcer@inbox.euTelephone+33 6 02 80 92 32
Goussainville · France

Appointments and area agreed together.
A quote comes before any commitment.

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An information enquiry, with no order or payment. Price and terms are confirmed in writing before acceptance.

01 / The first perspective

Read the space

Conversation & garden review

A starting point for clarifying uses, views and constraints. We look at the whole space before choosing a design direction.

What we prepare

  • A conversation about expectations and habits
  • Review of access, views and existing areas
  • Identification of constraints to investigate
  • A summary of priorities for the next stage

Useful information

A few photos, available dimensions and a description of your wishes help prepare the conversation. A visit or a review of supplied material is agreed in advance.

02 / A place for each use

Shape the whole garden

Composition & concept plan

An overall concept connecting the garden’s different areas. Living spaces, transitions and planting structure are shaped around the needs we define together.

What we prepare

  • Organisation of spaces and movement
  • A hierarchy of uses and views
  • A concept plan and composition cues
  • A review conversation about the proposal

Useful information

Share dimensions or an existing plan, photos and desired uses. The level of detail and documents to be supplied are set out in the proposal.

03 / Texture, volume, colour

Compose with plants

Plant palette & planting intentions

A proposed selection based on the desired atmosphere and available site information. The palette favours a readable composition and combinations to check against actual conditions.

What we prepare

  • An atmosphere and texture palette
  • Suggested plants to confirm against site conditions
  • Organisation of volumes and combinations
  • Seasonal and care considerations to discuss

Useful information

Exposure, soil, available space and desired maintenance level guide the proposal. More information may be needed before the selection is finalised.

04 / The garden as a living space

A terrace to enjoy

Uses, materials & atmosphere

A study of uses, materials and the connection with the garden. The proposal brings together an atmosphere and layout, based on supplied dimensions and constraints.

What we prepare

  • Organisation of uses and proposed furniture
  • A direction for materials and colours
  • A visual connection with planting
  • Atmosphere and comfort considerations to develop

Useful information

Describe how you want to use the space, the usual number of people and what should remain. Technical constraints are checked before any implementation.

05 / Courtyard, patio, compact garden

Small spaces, full of character

Composition for limited space

In a small garden, each choice matters. We consider views, proportions and useful elements to bring in planting while keeping the space clear.

What we prepare

  • Review of proportions and nearby views
  • Arrangement of useful elements and routes
  • Planting intentions suited to the available room
  • A restrained palette connecting the space

Useful information

Share width, depth, access and photos taken from neighbouring rooms. Exposure and site constraints are considered together.

06 / A composition that evolves

Think through the seasons

Seasonal review & guidance

A study of how to keep a garden interesting beyond one particular moment. Silhouettes, foliage and materials are considered alongside seasonal change.

What we prepare

  • Review of what is present through the seasons
  • Identification of highlights and transitions
  • Ideas to strengthen the garden’s structure
  • Care and maintenance guidance to adapt

Useful information

Photos taken at different times, known plants and your available care time are useful. The aim is a realistic rhythm that fits the space.

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