Matthew and Nina Christensen spent nearly $ 100,000 to get the landscape they wanted. The area around their home in Newport Beach, California is 2029 square feet, with several green gentle slopes, and a large lawn that can change shape at any time. It looks like it has just been trimmed in any season. A concrete façade is covered by three lush plant walls and is essentially maintenance-free. Almost all green plants are realistic artificial turf. Although this doesn't sound like real, this is actually the truth.
The Christensen home's landscape includes realistic artificial turf worth around $ 23,000, including synthetic grass around the pool, artificial turf, artificial turf along the dog track, and artificial turf covering the second-floor terrace of the home. The couple tested the vegetation fence by hanging it outside during the three-year construction period of their home. They bought a total of 20 artificial green wall panels through Vistagreen in the UK and installed them in three custom frames for a total price of $ 10,000. Mr Christensen added: "We now have a vibrant green look and it's more popular." This 5,500-square-foot, five-bedroom, seven-bathroom home is located in Costa May Designed by architect Christopher Brandon of Sa Brandon Architects, he also planned the outdoor space of the house. Despite the couple's refusal to disclose the cost of their new building, a slightly larger house newly built by the same architect in a neighbourhood was recently sold for $ 9.75 million. Brandon said: "About 75% of his projects for modern-style homes are artificial turf. Homeowners like it because it requires little maintenance, it doesn't need water, it always looks neat, it It can be used in some areas without grass. It can make the hotel have a cleaner, high-end feel, especially suitable for some facilities, such as swimming pools, because people often use chlorine in water to kill the real grass around them.
