Metal defines the language of this Coconut Grove residence. Steel planters establish rhythm and structure, while layers of tropical and native planting soften their presence over time. Rather than competing with the architecture, the landscape reinforces it—using repetition, texture, and a restrained palette to create a sequence of immersive outdoor spaces. Green and silver buttonwoods, strelitzias, begonias, a bridal veil tree, and a Simpson stopper bring movement, shade, and seasonal change to a garden where materiality and nature exist in quiet balance. A landscape shaped by contrast, designed to grow richer with time.