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David González, Interior Designer, on the Small Terraces: «It Is Not a Question of Filling It with Plants, but of Placing Them with a Clear Idea so that It Does Not Look Chaotic»
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Having small terraces makes it difficult to decorate on many occasions, since not only do you have to think about aesthetics, but you have to leave enough way to pass through it without complications. This difficulty increases for all those people who are nature lovers, since often many are bought with the aim of decorating and the result ends up being a visual chaos in which everything is overloaded. Plants are the key decoration of balconies, …
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The future of the "city terraces" in Herne is uncertain. There are no locations and a concept for 2026. Does the project have a future?
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