This episode explores an award-winning private garden in Singapore where planting, art, and atmosphere are carefully layered into a compact space. Irene Chen walks through the garden she created with Ronnie, sharing how dense planting, sculptural elements, and water features work together to create depth and calm. Daily routines of care keep the garden thriving, while thoughtful lighting transforms the space into an intimate setting for evening gatherings and quiet dinners. The tour reveals how attention, restraint, and rhythm allow a garden to become both a personal retreat and a living work of design.
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