French modern garden style was first embodied in the "International Modern Arts and Crafts Exhibition" held in Paris in 1925. People saw some gardens with modern characteristics, and the exhibition opened up a new situation of modern landscape design. French modern landscape design broke the shackles of traditional rules or natural styles, and adopted a new dynamic balance composition at that time, which has strong geometry, but it is not static balance under abstract rules, but the embodiment of irregular geometry.

2. Modern Baroque Style

The modern baroque style is characterized by the extensive use of curves in landscape design works. The representative of this style is Brazilian landscape architect roberto burle marx. The curved flower bed he designed is like a brush filled with water, drawing bright strokes on the earth. The use of flower beds limits the growth range of large plants, but plants are never trimmed, which is essentially different from the patterned flower beds in Baroque gardens. He uses the contrast of color and texture of plant leaves to create beautiful patterns, rather than relying mainly on flowers.

3. Balakan style

Barragan-style landscape design combines modernism with Mexican tradition, opening up a new way of modernism. He often designs buildings, gardens and furniture together to form a unified and harmonious whole with a distinctive personal style. The colorful gardens with bright walls are in sharp contrast with water, plants and the sky, creating a quiet and poetic shelter for the soul.