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Anthony Cusat
“through this garden scheme with the use of differing heights, materials and textures, all with basic 90-degree geometric shapes.”
“I love the garden. Diya”
“garden lighting...Small gardens...garden paving...Garden ideas...Roof Top Garden”
debora carl landscape design
“nice possibilty for my back garden”
“built in garden seating e”
“walkway in the garden”
“maintenance garden..”
“Interesting garden...Garden wall...garden lighting”
Lisa Wilcox Deyo Landscape Architecture
“Rain garden
Lisa Wilcox Deyo Landscape Architecture”
“River rock to run down suite side of house to back of garden”
“rain garden for the flooded "frog pond" area in the back”
“Rain garden...rain garden...rock garden”
Gurley's Azalea Garden
“realistic garden. Overgrown in the most comfortable way. Great balance of color and height.”
“Garden idea...Outdoor garden...Jugs in garden...Privacy garden...Azalea Garden...Azalea Garden”
debora carl landscape design
“garden path - mix of stone and pavers”
“sculpture garden, allows for interhangeable art”
“Gravel garden...Garden art...Arid garden...garden sphere...Cool garden art!...garden art...rock garden”
orlando comas, landscape architect.
“type of garden sculptures in your projects”
“Hi Mr. Comas,
I love the designs of landscapes that you have done. Have you ever used garden sculptures to give more natural accent of the landscape? Please check out mine. Ghofur”
“in the garden, and I have also used the garden as a sculpture itself. An artwork "placed" in a garden do not necessarily provide a more natural effect, it will depend on the garden and the sculpture, the design intent and the Owner's requirements. You can use a very modern sculpture within a garden as”
“of the garden. An artwork in a garden can contribute to achieve different objectives.
In the photo above, the levels and steps were not intentionally created. We had a mound of sand which was the result of excavation for footings, pool, etc...The fill could not by state law be removed from the site. Sculpting”
CWB Architects
“between the garden story (one floor up from the garden) and the garden was the first important design move Brendan knew he needed to make, and much of the design grew from this large first design decision. The bottom two floors you see here were the scope of the renovation. Note the new staircase slot on the”
“these garden spaces can be intimate, quiet and serene oases in the urban landscape. They are perfect for small flower gardens, reading the Sunday morning paper and more.Browse more row housesMore:Houzz Tour: Neotraditional Style in GeorgetownHouzz Tour: Brooklyn Townhouse Full of Light”
“garden lighting”
“Steps to raised garden”
“garden wall...stucco garden...a zen garden look”
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