Jose M Blas

Jose M Blas Landscaping in all of its forms.

Ecosystem in Sant Cugat del VallèsA 48 m² vertical garden that transforms the courtyard of a single-family house into a ...
30/10/2025

Ecosystem in Sant Cugat del Vallès
A 48 m² vertical garden that transforms the courtyard of a single-family house into a living natural ecosystem.

The design combines tropical species —Monstera, aroids, ferns— with Mediterranean plants such as lavender, rosemary, and grasses. The result is a lush, dynamic landscape full of contrasts, meant to be enjoyed from the dining area and the upper rooms.

A living, fresh, and immersive space where nature takes the lead.

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Got a wall? You’ve got a vertical ecosystem
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History and nature meet at ABaC, the three-Michelin-star hotel and restaurant by Jordi Cruz. 🌿We’ve reimagined its class...
17/10/2025

History and nature meet at ABaC, the three-Michelin-star hotel and restaurant by Jordi Cruz. 🌿

We’ve reimagined its classic garden with a New Perennial style: free, sensory, and full of nuances. Textures, colors, and aromas invite you to get lost.

On the rooftop, a Mediterranean garden of grasses and native species connects with the restaurant, creating a living dialogue between architecture and landscape.

The culinary garden enhances the gastronomic experience: aromatic, edible, and sensory plants that inspire every dish. 🌱✨

Calm, harmony, and the vibrant energy of nature in every corner. Flow with the spiral of nature. 🌿

📸 Stunning photos by Marcela Grassi ✨

Discover the full project on our website ➡️ [www.josemblas.com]
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🏡 SAGRADA FAMILIA APARTMENT🌿LUXURY TERRACE 🌵This terrace unfolds in two distinct spaces, yet flows as one — elegant, nat...
25/06/2025

🏡 SAGRADA FAMILIA APARTMENT
🌿LUXURY TERRACE 🌵

This terrace unfolds in two distinct spaces, yet flows as one — elegant, natural, alive.
It begins with a minimalist garden, where a subtle line invites you to walk toward a lookout with privileged views of the Sagrada Familia.

A side wall, clad in wooden slats arranged with Fibonacci precision, is softened by cascading and climbing plants, setting the mood for what lies ahead.

The dining area transforms into a lush vertical garden. The same plant species reappear, connecting both spaces and creating a harmonious sense of continuity.

Asymmetrical lines, layered textures, endless shades of green… guided once again by the Fibonacci sequence.

This garden is more than design — it’s life, it’s oxygen, it’s a breath of calm.

Let it grow. Let it move. Spiral out.
Now live on the website ✨
(These incredible photographs are the work of )
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🌿MiniLandscape Fushimi Inari ⛩️This small landscape was born from a big emotion: my visit to the temple of a thousand to...
13/06/2025

🌿MiniLandscape Fushimi Inari ⛩️
This small landscape was born from a big emotion: my visit to the temple of a thousand torii gates in Kyoto.
The torii you see here were brought back from Japan, a tangible tribute to an experience that left a deep mark on me.
This MiniLandscape doesn’t just recreate a corner of Japan — it captures the feeling of walking a sacred path, surrounded by nature, silence, and symbols.
A tiny staircase for the soul.
An intimate shrine where moss replaces incense.
Because sometimes, the biggest things fit into the smallest spaces.
(These incredible geometric terrarium is made of )
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🏢 PROJECT LOOM FERRETERIA 🌳URBAN FOREST 🌾Inspired by Boeri’s Bosco Verticale and Josep Maria Fargas’ Edificio Planeta, t...
15/05/2025

🏢 PROJECT LOOM FERRETERIA
🌳URBAN FOREST 🌾
Inspired by Boeri’s Bosco Verticale and Josep Maria Fargas’ Edificio Planeta, this project is my way of bringing wild nature back into the urban skin 🌿
Rooted in the Mediterranean, shaped by the New Perennial spirit of Piet Oudolf — resilient grasses and perennials that move freely, require little, and give everything 🌾
Hanging planters, native flora, green roof systems and a façade that breathes, connects, and evolves with time 🌱
Let it grow. Let it move. Spiral out.
Now live on the website ✨
(These incredible photographs are the work of )
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Visiting Gardens ✈️🌿 嵯峨野竹林, Sagano Bamboo Forest📍Location: Arashiyama, Kyoto 🇯🇵Walking through this forest is like enter...
04/04/2025

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嵯峨野竹林, Sagano Bamboo Forest
📍Location: Arashiyama, Kyoto 🇯🇵

Walking through this forest is like entering another world. The towering bamboo stalks rise towards the sky, allowing filtered light to pass through and creating an almost unreal atmosphere. The sound of the wind moving the trunks and leaves generates a hypnotic whisper, like a natural melody that accompanies every step.

The bamboo that predominates here is Phyllostachys edulis, known in Japan as “moso.” This species can reach up to 20 meters in height and grows surprisingly fast: some stalks can grow more than 30 cm per day under optimal conditions. Although often mistaken for a tree, bamboo is actually a giant grass, making it a fascinating plant both for its biology and its scenic presence.

This place is not just beauty; it is calm, it is contemplation. A space that connects with the deepest parts of nature and oneself.
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Visiting Gardens ✈️🌿 龍安寺の石庭, Ryoanji no sekitei📍Location: Kyoto 🇯🇵✍🏻Autor: SoamiOne of my dreams was to visit this garde...
21/03/2025

Visiting Gardens ✈️🌿
龍安寺の石庭, Ryoanji no sekitei
📍Location: Kyoto 🇯🇵
✍🏻Autor: Soami

One of my dreams was to visit this garden, in the Ryoanji Temple and it did not disappoint me. It is one of the most important “karesansui” (枯山水, literally “dry landscape of mountain and water”) gardens in Japan.

The garden was created in the 15th century and spans about 250 m² (10x25 m). It is composed of 15 rocks of different sizes, arranged on a bed of carefully raked white gravel. The rocks are organized into five groups (of 5, 3, 3, 2, and 2 stones), so that from any angle only 14 can be seen at a time. It is said that only upon reaching enlightenment can one see the 15th rock.

It has no official meaning, which has led to many interpretations over time—from representing islands in the ocean to symbolizing the meditative mind where the stones represent scattered thoughts.

The truth is, from the moment I saw it, I felt a calm and harmony that I had never experienced with any other work of landscaping. I cannot express the balance it possessed; it was incredible. And I was fortunate enough to enjoy it without crowds and in silence, accompanied only by the sound of the wind and the birds. It was a beautiful moment that I will forever cherish.
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Inspiration Series “The fifth element” The fifth being a new perspective of our look at the 4 elements.🌊🔥🌍🌬️            ...
20/03/2025

Inspiration Series “The fifth element” The fifth being a new perspective of our look at the 4 elements.
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