Japanese-style gardens are characterized by subtlety, tranquility, and simplicity, and combine natural scenery with architecture. Red, black, and log colors are the main colors, supplemented by gray colors, forming an oriental aesthetic full of simplicity and Zen.
Japanese gardens are mostly dominated by vegetation, such as: red maple , camphor tree , pine, moss, etc. The lush, green and fresh vegetation gives people a feeling of elegance and tranquility. In terms of architecture, log-colored wooden houses and fences are often chosen to give people a natural and simple natural atmosphere. The red maples and green trees in front of the wooden house make the overall environment more vivid and ornamental. The dark green moss planted on the gray-white stone and blue-gray stone lanterns highlights the beauty of life. Either the red wooden bridge or the simple stone bridge, all reveal the mysterious mystery of the Japanese garden.
Islands, waterfalls, mountains, streams, bridges, pavilions, stone lanterns, etc. all reflect the Japanese garden's avoidance of artificial ax chiseling, creating a simple, peaceful and beautiful realm. That is to say, "artificiality is found in nature".
