The image showcases a fragment of landscape design that combines traditional stone masonry with elements of modern decor. The central feature is a natural stone wall, constructed using the "dry stacking" technique, without binding mortar. This historically significant technique creates a distinctive texture and natural appearance of the structure.
The facade of the stone wall demonstrates craftsmanship in the selection and placement of irregularly sized stones, giving the structure an authentic, rustic character. Mounted on the wall are three identical lanterns in a minimalist cage style with red inserts, creating a rhythmic visual accent and functional illumination.
To the right of the wall stands a tall green ceramic planter with a wave-like texture, containing flowering plants. This element adds a vertical accent to the composition and softens the rough texture of the stone. The entire composition is surrounded by greenery and forms a harmonious transition between the architectural element and the natural environment.