Le Nôtre

André Le Nôtre was a renowned French landscape architect of the 17th century, best known for designing grand formal gardens that emphasize symmetry, perspective, and harmony. His most famous work is the Gardens of Versailles, which embody classical principles of order and beauty, blending art, nature, and architecture. Le Nôtre’s designs involve intricate patterns, carefully planned vistas, and precise geometrical layouts, creating visually impressive and harmonious outdoor spaces. His innovative approach influenced garden design across Europe, establishing standards for creating majestic, carefully orchestrated gardens that enhance and complement architectural settings.