Outdoor Landscape Design creates forms of function that merge the boundaries between the purely aesthetic and the purely practical. Nothing in a yard that has been professionally landscaped ever looks purely functional in nature. Likewise, few things on the landscape, if any, are there for mere decoration. Even deliberately aesthetic elements such as fountains and outdoor gardens often serve a very practical purpose as focal points for gatherings or transition elements from one point of interest to another. This makes mystery, to some extent, the key to success in outdoor landscape design. Nothing in the yard can be figured out from a simplistic point of view, and consequently must be taken in to some extent or the other on a purely intuitive and emotional basis that defies the mundane and purely rational.
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