The conversion of this historic Victorian carriage house (a City of LA Monument) into a new guest house/pool cabana included the addition of new decks, a 50' lap pool, and a new spa with integrated fire pit. The pool aligns with the french doors leading out from the living room of the main house, leaving room on one side for wood decks and planters and on the other for a series of concrete pads designed to accomodate pool-side lounging.
Design Team: Tracy Stone, Donatella Cusma', Emmet Ashford-Trotter
Photo: Lawrence Anderson
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Where can I find the rocks used to fill this firepit? Thanks! »
fire image - I would love to incorporate your image into a presentation (Trends in Outdoor Living) I am doing for the Shade conference in Phoenix. Is there any way you could please send me this image (approx. 1200x800 pixels is fine) to: kathryn@prideauxdesign.net? I would SO appreciate it. And I will definitely give your firm credits on the image. Thank you! »
Tracy Stone AIA Hi Kathryn. I am happy to supply you with the photo for your presentation. I have asked Jennifer Gilman in my office to send it to you. The photographer was Lawrence Anderson. Please give him credit as well.
Mushfaque Chowdhury Thanks. I've just aquired the land for my house so starting the build. I'll be exploring these when we get the outside landscaping. So thank you.
VizX Design Studios Mushfaque if you need a design for your outdoor living space email me. We can design it in 3d with a 3 minute movie so you can bid it out. Info@paverstonedesigngroup.com
Low lying. Forgo the traditional fireplace for a modern in-ground version instead. Tip: Consider your family's needs. Although this fireplace is beautiful, it isn't particularly kid friendly.
added by Nicolas Tyhurst to Lanscape Ideas (3 weeks ago)
Like the jacuzzi and the fire pit, the jacuzzi is probably not possible and would require the yard be much more private, but a fire pit would be great - maybe on the deck?