In the fast-paced rhythm of modern life, finding moments of peace and tranquillity has become more crucial than ever. The concept of Zen gardens, with their minimalist design and calming aesthetics, ...

Finding calm, especially in an already crowded and chaotic world can be a great escape from reality. One of the ways to achieve this could be creating a Zen garden in your own home, regardless of size ...

A beautifully raked Zen garden enclosed by tall hedging plants - Wynn Wygal/Shutterstock Zen gardens were first created by Buddhist monks way back in the sixth century as a quiet space for meditation ...

The internet loves garden transformation stories, especially over on Reddit, where one homeowner showed off photos of a ...

It may seem curious that viewing a sparse landscape of rock and gravel can be an antidote to the day's chaos. But a Zen garden, a minimalist composition of carefully placed stones, is calming - if you ...

A large doorway framing a minimalistic Japanese garden with raked gravel and plants - Tekinturkdogan/Getty Images In the late sixth century, Zen Buddhist monks began creating simple gardens as a ...

1. Incorporating Sand for Serenity: One of the most cost-effective ways to bring Zen into your garden is by incorporating sand. Its simplicity reflects stillness and calmness, offering a serene ...

It may seem curious that viewing a sparse landscape of rock and gravel can be an antidote to the day's chaos. But a Zen garden, a minimalist composition of carefully placed stones, is calming — if you ...

In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Sandeep Hota, Co-Founder and Managing Director at Bhubaneswar Experimental Art and Design Studio (BEADS), shared, “The rhythmic sound of water trickling in a ...