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Becky Harris
“Courtyard in Prague by Becky Harris”
“house design, a simple deck addition or even an interior space, don't forget to add a few plants when you need to break up your lines.”
“The rustic palisade fencing in this minimalist courtyard design safely separates the top area of the garden from the lower, but it also allows a view through and”
Get the Look: Spanish-Mediterranean Courtyard
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A Venetian Courtyard Shows Mastery in the Details
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Hufft Projects
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“features a courtyard that allows for a private retreat to an outdoor pool and a custom fire pit. The master wing flanks one side of this central space while the living spaces, a pool cabana, and a view to an adjacent creek form the remainder of the perimeter.
A signature masonry wall gently curves in two”
“and a design which provides natural daylighting and views in every room. Photo Credit: Mike Sinclair”
“e the courtyard was designed to be enjoyed outdoors, it was also necessary to consider that the climate of Missouri prohibits being outside year-round. Planted directly in the center of the house is a flowering dogwood — Missouri's state tree. Despite harsh weather, the progression of the tree throughout”
Butler Armsden Architects
“*****the best ranch design for bridging two homes”
“perfect. Common area in the middle. Master on one side, office/guest suite on the other. Love the design.”
“Great courtyard design shields from wind while retaining view...”
“the small design but big feel to it”
“perfect beach design”
“Lovely and tranquil design”
“design, setting...Interesting design...Cottage design...house design”
Northern Virginia Design Build Firm
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Spinnaker Development
“Interior Design by Details a Design a Design Firm
Photography by Dimension Three”
“note glazing and feeling of sheltered courtyard”
“Courtyard with home surrounding.”
“this IS a courtyard!”
“amazing courtyard home”
“Windows around the courtyard”
“courtyard with many windows”
“Courtyard living access”
“u shaped house with courtyard”
“Nice courtyard...Interior courtyard...Courtyard fireplace...inner courtyard...Love this courtyard...Courtyard patio...enclosed courtyard...lovely courtyard...exterior courtyard...Courtyard like cast”
Matthew Cunningham Landscape Design LLC
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Last comment "High-rise terrace garden I like the use of a small space.use of space"
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“private courtyard in the city’s South End. Steel-framed, whitewashed fir walls enclose a vibrant, durable garden. Innovative storage solutions make efficient use of limited space. Soothing geometric patterns visually extend the volume of the courtyard, and bright plantings punctuate the landscape. Native”
“that the designer did with this space, materials, etc.”
“landscape designer Matthew Cunningham strikes a balance between historical reverence and thoughtful simplicity with a revamped 415-square-foot entry courtyard.
“My goal was to unite the program requirements with a space that felt firmly rooted in a palette of materials unique to New England,” says Cunningham”
“small courtyard is surrounded by whitewashed fir walls and paved with setts separated by joints filled with native moss. The colorful planting enlivens the whole scheme.”
Ownby Design
“Reminds me of ancient Roman villa design”
“Center courtyard with 360 access consider”
“in the courtyard and a strong axis through the living space sets up a formal symmetry. Vertical plantings, columns, and exposed rafter tails beneath the roof create rhythm and add human scale to the space. In a desert climate, the use of a reflecting pool in the courtyard has an evaporative cooling effect”
“This courtyard is quite beautiful, but it could look stark if furnished only by stone pavers and sleek cactus-filled containers. The rectangular bubbling pool acts like a liquid carpet, drawing the eye — and anyone arriving here — to the front doorway. Nearly all the senses are pleased in this scene”
Cornerstone Architects
“lush courtyard, beautiful casita, spacious master suite with a private outdoor covered terrace, and a unique Koi pond beginning underneath the wine room glass floor and continuing to the outdoor living area. In addition, the views of Lake Travis are unmatched throughout the home.
Photography by Coles”
“Beautiful love love center courtyard and swish style”
Dick Clark Architecture
“Amazing breezeway to connect and courtyard”
“more unique design for negative space”
“occupies the courtyard, and a visual axis leads the eye outward into a grove of lovely live oaks, which themselves help complete the overall composition. I am particularly drawn to the way asymmetry is used here to great effect, while the parts of the composition create balance. There are several very clever”
“clever design moves here: Placing the angled wooden lounge chairs along solid, hard-edged stone walls makes beautiful contrast, and the columns supporting the shelter at the terrace beyond extend the punctuating effect of the tree trunks. The open, recessed, covered loggia on the left is mirrored by its”
“The courtyard pool lines up with the breezeway to frame a rugged stand of desert trees; together they draw your attention to the vast sky. The negative spaces — sky, trees and distant hills — are as important as the positive ones — home, pool and breezeway.”
