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dabah landscape designs
“wooden step behind the white stone.”
“the old timbers used as step seperators”
“Stone/wood steps in path”
“Steps down slope from yard”
“flat rock and path;steps”
“Simple and easy steps”
“dabah landscape designs”
“Beach steps...Steps to greenbelt...Garden steps...Natural steps...railroad tie steps...front landscape...steps. rock...Steps for lakehouse...Steps landscape...Step up onto grade...style landscaping...wood step”
Design Focus Int'l Landscape Architecture & Build
“those steps and pebbles please”
“Railroad ties for steps, look of the arbor”
“low slope, nice easy to make steps.”
“Landscape with steps on hill”
“Landscape wall with steps”
“steps...for grill area”
“Landscaping elements/wood beams steps”
“Design Focus Int'l Landscape”
“Nice steps...like steps...Rockery steps...bed
Steps w/gravel...Hill landscaping...Steps and pergola...hillside landscape”
Paradise Restored Landscaping & Exterior Design
“a new timber floor down, put curtains up ect..
I want to go with a darkish floor because I bought furniture for it all ready which is dark rustic brown. The problem I'm having is that I need a colour scheme. Was thinking cream and brown because the head board on the bed has brown leather in the centre”
“dry stacked stone retaining walls & steps”
“Timber Rose Arbour - closer pic”
Pinney Designs
“Colby likes the light in the steps.”
“Rock wall to steps to deck.”
“i like the idea of lights built into the stairway, particularly if we have lots of steps coming down from house.”
“Lights on steps. Could we do this for back steps?”
“The lights on the steps”
“Terracing and steps...lights in steps...Like steps...Lights step...Lights on steps...Lighted steps...Step lighting...Lighting steps...Deck steps...Lights for steps...turn in steps...Landscape lighting...step lights”
Dancing Leaf designs
“Railroad ties and pea stone steps”
“Gravel steps up to Jack's?”
“basic railroad ties for steps”
“Basic steps that look great”
“Pebble steps w wood support”
“Wood beam landscape steps”
“Colorful outside landscaping”
“Boulder and timber combo”
“type of step?...back steps...lh steps...timber steps...Landscape timbers...Timbers in use...Stepped path...Great steps...Slope landscaping...Garden steps...Steps on a hillside”
debora carl landscape design
“Lighting on steps if we do concrete”
“Lights on steps are a good idea”
“lighting on the steps”
“Outdoor step lighting”
“Love concrete than timber steps”
“Steps : juxtaposition of materials”
“Steps beyond fire pit”
“Smooth concrete steps”
“carl landscape design”
“stainless step lights”
“debora carl landscape design”
“ts in steps...step lighting...like the steps...Step Lights...lights in steps...lights steps...the steps...Step Stain color...Lighting for steps...outsdie step lights...front steps...Light on step..."step lights"...garden steps...wood steps...ipe steps”
Huettl Landscape Architecture
“The timbers (6x8) and gravel are much lower in cost than concrete steps. They do have limited lifespan though and my preference now is to have cast concrete beams instead of the wood, but it is more expensive.
http://www.houzz.com/photos/53607/Maher-modern-landscape-san-francisco”
“concrete step/ walkway, because the homeowner wanted low maintenance. I love this look. Maybe for my next project :)”
“railroad tie steps with small gravel between”
“Use white cut stone with crushed granite or river rock for steps in yard.”
“Gravel and timber steps, easy on the budget”
Ziger/Snead Architects
“type of timber was used for the steps? it's lovely.”
“Macht - Landscape Architecture
Location: Pikesville, Maryland”
“like these steps in front of deck”
“character of steps and retaining walls can be detailed similarly to the house, creating a cohesive environment. The horizontal wood siding of the house is repeated in the yard's wall and steps; the latter even appears to be extruded from part of the retaining wall.”
“to the landscape. It seems that most of us hope to live in locations with warm weather when we retire. So these homes should be connected as much as possible to the landscape beyond its walls.”
“spindly steps just outside the master bedroom's beautiful sliding doors, the design connects home and garden with a bold solution.Here the garden is essentially elevated to meet the doorway. What could have been a tiny porch has been enlarged into a spacious bluestone patio retained by steps and a low”
