Styles
The six primary styles of the Persian garden may be seen in the following table, which puts them in the context of their function and style. Gardens are not limited to a particular style, but often integrate different styles, or have areas with different functions and styles.
| Classical | Formal | Casual | |
| Public | Hayāt | Meidān | Park |
| Private | Hayāt | Chahār Bāgh | Bāgh |
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