Rooftop gardens

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Roof terrace layout. Black and white succulent garden, tiny lantern-lit seating area. Dwellers of urban tiny houses, let your compact living take on a fresh, tranquil element of style. This is your ultimate source for transforming your bland, unused rooftops into awe-inspiring sky-high minimalist gardens. Now, experience serenity above the city hustle, just a few steps outside your loft. Read more…

"Rooftop gardens are an eco-friendly solution to mitigate the effects of climate change and increase energy efficiency of a building,” says Katie Burdett, rooftop farmer.

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Check out all of these rooftop terrace designs. 🏙️✨🌿😍 They offer a dazzling oasis and make your neighbors green with envy.

Explore rooftop gardens that bring greenery to urban spaces, providing creative solutions for adding nature and tranquility to high-rise living.

Because swimming, day-drinking, and doing absolutely nothing are all so much better when you're closer to the sky.

Image 5 of 25 from gallery of Tribeca La Chapelle / Arte Charpentier. Photograph by Boegly + Grazia

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Down the block from the famed Hotel Chelsea, next door to a 99¢ store, in a nondescript loft building, this $4.5M penthouse hosts one of the city's best private roof gardens, but hides it away...

There’s something so beautiful and enticing about a roof garden — a little oasis in the middle of the city, a little spot of green in the midst of the concrete jungle. We’ve rounded up ten enticing examples, from New York to Belgium, to inspire your own plantings, or maybe just your envy. This enormous rooftop terrace in Chelsea features multiple levels of plantings. From Sotheby’s, via Honestly WTF.