The garden is more than an outdoor space – it’s a return. A return to stillness, to growth, to the quiet rhythm of nature. In the garden, time softens; leaves sway with memory, light dances with intention. It’s where the wild meets the cultivated, where we reconnect with something older than ourselves. Each planter, chair or sculptural form is an invitation to pause – to sit, breathe, and simply be. In tending to the garden, we tend to life.