The succulent garden aims to replace two long-standing, wild planting pockets that their owner found difficult to maintain.In this instance, these planting pockets are next to the entrance path of a residential house featuring a unique and intriguing facade—comprising a red brick wall and a lovely wooden gate that leads to the backyard.To contrast the red of the wall and the reddish tones of the path, I chose light and rocky ground covers, with large stones reminiscent of the colors in both the path and the wall.In this design, I decided to include a double seating area for the homeowners and constructed a wall sculpture that supports their beloved climbing plant they wished to preserve. The floor of this seating area consists of Croatian slate stones that harmonize with the shape of the wooden gate. I filled in between the slate stones with granolithic material to ensure consistency and connection among various surfaces.Moreover, new modern lighting was installed, and two nearby planting pockets were addressed to strengthen the relationship between the new garden and existing landscaping.