
Terrace Garden Design
16 terrace designs across 3 styles
Terraces, elevated patios, often with a view, bring their own design challenges: wind exposure, weight limits, and a foreground that has to compete with whatever is on the horizon.
Use lightweight planters and a lightweight growing medium if weight is a concern (it usually is). Wind-tolerant plants, grasses, lavender, sedum, dwarf pines, survive what flimsier choices won't. Screen the prevailing wind with a slatted panel or a tall planter line. Leave sight-lines open in the view direction; layer planting on the other sides.
Terrace garden gallery

Mediterranean Terrace with Artificial Grass & Lavender Bed

Modern Terrace with Firepit, Loungers & Pool View

Mediterranean Terrace with Lounge & Tropical Pots

Mediterranean Terrace with Vegetable Beds & Cypress

Cozy Terrace with Pergola, Sectional & String Lights

Modern Hilltop Terrace with Pool, Sectional & Dining

Mediterranean Rooftop Terrace with Pool & Sectional

Mediterranean Italian Villa Terrace with Sectional & Topiary Pots

Mediterranean Villa Terrace with Sectional, Shutters & Louvered Shade

Mediterranean Villa Terrace with Dining Set, Umbrella & Village View

Mediterranean Villa Terrace with Pergola, Pool & Village View

Mediterranean Villa Terrace with Pergola, Pool, Dining & Village View

Mediterranean Villa Terrace with Sofa, Armchairs & Village View

Mediterranean Villa Terrace with Stucco Wall, Sectional & Hydrangea Pot

Mediterranean Villa Terrace with Pergola, Sectional, Pool & Village View

Mediterranean Villa Terrace with Japanese Maple, Sofa & Mountain View
Terrace design by style
The same terrace in 3 different styles — see which look fits your house and climate.
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Start RedesignTerrace garden design — frequently asked questions
How do I start designing a terrace?
Use lightweight planters and a lightweight growing medium if weight is a concern (it usually is). Wind-tolerant plants, grasses, lavender, sedum, dwarf pines, survive what flimsier choices won't. Screen the prevailing wind with a slatted panel or a tall planter line. Leave sight-lines open in the view direction; layer planting on the other sides.
What is the best garden style for a terrace?
Every major garden style works in a terrace — the right one depends on your house, your climate, and how you want to use the space. The "Terrace design by style" section above shows the 3 styles represented in this gallery so you can see each one applied to a terrace before committing.
How much does a terrace redesign cost?
Terrace redesigns vary from $3,000–$10,000 for refresh-level projects (new planting, furniture, lighting), $15,000–$40,000 for full mid-range builds including hardscape and structural work, and $50,000+ for premium builds with custom features. Use AI Garden Design to preview the look before spending a cent.
Can I get an AI redesign of my own terrace?
Yes. Upload a photo of your current terrace, pick a target style, and AI Garden Design returns a photorealistic redesign in under two minutes that keeps your structural elements and reimagines the rest.