Landscape Design for Indian Homes
The garden is the part of a home that touches health, climate and calm most directly. 22 research-grade guides on designing it well in India — biophilic and tropical planting, the best trees, climate-responsive and water-wise design, courtyard and rooftop gardens, healing and wellness spaces, costs, and AI in the garden.
Grounded in peer-reviewed research (Ulrich, Kaplan, Kellert), real data and Indian species.
New · The working garden
Landscape for Living — planning, pathways, food, shade, privacy, wildlife & play
A 10-guide practical companion to this library: how to plan, move through, grow, shade and bring a home garden to life.
New · Designing with water
Water in the Landscape — ponds, pools, waterfalls, reflecting pools, rain gardens & blue-green
A 9-guide library on water in the home and urban landscape: amenity features, sustainable recharge and city-scale blue-green infrastructure.
New · Your garden, by type
Landscape by Home & Space — front yards, backyards, apartments, farmhouses, corner & east-facing plots
An 8-guide library organised by the part of the garden, the home type and the plot.
New · The built garden
Outdoor Living & Hardscape — flooring, stone, decks, pergolas, lighting, furniture, walls & kitchens
A 9-guide library on the hardscape and outdoor-living elements — surfaces, structures and the outdoor room.
New · The garden, automated
Smart & Future Landscapes — smart gardens, irrigation, robotic mowers & digital twins
A 5-guide library on the smart, automated and data-driven garden — honestly assessed for Indian homes.
New · Gardens for the mind
Wellness & Biophilic Landscapes — healing, therapeutic, meditation, forest-bathing & sensory gardens
A 10-guide library on outdoor space and wellbeing: the science of how landscape supports mental health, plus the gardens that heal, restore and sustain a daily life with nature.
Plan your garden
Free tools for the outdoors
Light, water, nature and budget — the four levers of a garden that thrives.
The garden, in depth
Eleven more deep dives
Each takes one part of the outdoor home — backed by research and Indian species.





















