VertJaune
Small-space gardens / thoughtful everyday places

Green
belongs
here.

A balcony. A city courtyard.
A little room for a slower morning.

Find your green direction ↓
Illustrative city terrace with layered planting, terracotta pots and a yellow chair
A small-space study. Not a completed client garden.
A greener way to look at your space

Not more square feet.
More life in the ones you have.

We plan around the way you want to live outside. The chair you return to. The path that needs to stay clear. The planting you can realistically look after.

Local climate, light, drainage and building conditions come first. A beautiful direction should also be a practical conversation.

The way we think ↗
A first sketch, in words

Where could
green grow?

Choose a setting and its light. This starter brief organizes questions, not a planting or construction specification.

FIELD NOTE / YOUR STARTING POINT
A PLACE
TO PAUSE
KEEP THE WAY CLEAR →

A balcony or terrace

Begin with wind exposure, safe container placement, drainage and how the space is shared.

Send a space brief ↗

Illustrative zoning only. Local assessment is needed before purchases or installation.

Three possibilities

Room for
something green.

01

A balcony, reconsidered.

Work with the light, the edges and the way you use it.

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02

A courtyard, connected.

Bring planting, movement and a place to sit into one plan.

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03

A fresh look at what’s growing.

Find the changes that could make the biggest difference.

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Before you ask

A few useful answers.

Can you help remotely?

Start with your city, the type of space and its conditions. We confirm the remote scope and what needs assessment by a local specialist.

Do you sell plants through the website?

No. Any plants, containers, installation or maintenance work must be separately identified and agreed. The form requests planning support.

Is the space explorer a planting specification?

No. It organizes the first questions for a conversation. Species, quantities, drainage, structure and local requirements need project-specific review.

Your next move

A good next step starts with a clear brief.

Tell us about your space