Seven Arrows Landscape

Design - Build Service

Home

All Plants

A bout Us

Archives

Art in the Garden

Backyard Sustainability Gardens

Bamboo Information

Bamboo, Clumping

Bamboo, Running

Book Store

Botanical Sanctuary

Buckwheat Hulls

Calendar

Directions

Fine Garden Ornamentation

Garden Marketplace

Gift Cards

Heirloom Tomatoes

Herb Room

Herbal Education

Hosta

Hosta Descriptions

Hours_Contact Us

Landscape Design - Build

Links

Location Service

News

Organic Compost

Photo Gallery

Recipes

Sacred Gardens Our Book

Store

Tea Room

So you had a bad day?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Our Philosophy

"No matter what tradition or background we come from, or what beliefs we hold, our brains are hard-wired to perceive certain natural phenomena as special, elevating them from the ordinary. They connect us to each other and to the greater cosmos on a level beyond words and worldly concerns. No language is more universal to the human experience than that of the natural realm in both planned and wild form.

We built this spot for a friend who had just been hired as a high school principal in a tough city. She needed a spot where she could relax and connect with peace and serenity. The rocks visible in the center are actually protruding out into the water so that she can be surrounded by water while meditating to the sounds of the waterfall. 

"We perceive our world through the five senses.  But we experience it emotionally. Certain sights and images produce emotional responses in us. When we attempt to create peaceful or sanctuary spaces we're seeking to create images and experiences that evoke feelings that soothe and calm the mind while inspiring the spirit. The bulk of what has been written about gardens is concerned with the visual, how things look to the observer. Here we are principally concerned with how one feels in the garden, how that space makes you feel when you occupy it. How you feel is everything here!"  Sacred Gardens,  Michel & Judy Marcellot    Published July 2007

     

 "One of the most important ways that I measure success of a garden is how it changes the way you feel." Holly Shimizu, Executive Director, US Botanic Garden

We endeavor to use the lessons learned in studying what humans have, over the centuries, deemed nurturing in the landscape, to create  a place  where you feel good upon entering, returning home, etc.  We view each project. whether tiny or huge, as a collaboration between you, your environment, and ourselves in an effort to create a space that inspires and nurtures your spirit.

Email Michel to discuss your project

.  
PAVING  IS  A PASSION!

TIMBER FRAMES,  A  SPECIALTY


Zen Litchgate, Seekonk, Ma

 

Copyright © 2006 Seven Arrows All rights reserved.
Revised: September 08, 2008 .

sitemap