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CWB Architects
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“My garden is shape, I will be designing my like this”
“the passage from the yard to the room, the color of the blue wall, the holes in the wall, the striped shadows from the shade outside”
“like the garden and shadows on the floor”
“architect in NYC shares this obsession. This house happens to have a south-facing garden. Because of that, we decided to open as much of the wall as was physically and financially possible to the garden and south light. Bringing light deep into a dark row house and creating a strong physical and visual”
“large in diameter to create drama without the risk of a bump on the noggin. The circles in the fixture play perfectly off of the circular holes in the architecture.”
“spaces and garden spaces is always very important to us."
The sea-anemone inspired light fixture from Robert Abbey adds a touch of whimsy.”
Loudon's Design Build experts
Jakobsen & Bowe is a design build firm serving Northern Virginia. We are active in new home construction, home remodeling and home additions.
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Saint Dizier Design
“to the gardens on one side and the ocean on the other, it's hard to find a less than stunning view from the Media Room chairs.
Photo: Mary E. Nichols”
“Built in entertainment unit -wrap around into foyer?”
“add lushness in the form of a garden.”
“Two chairs with small table in between if I get my two chairs covered the same color”
“love the garden beds out the window.”
“like the way they spaced sofa and two sets of chairs in this small space”
“Saint Dizier Design
Media Room
http://SaintD.com
Open to the gardens on one side and the ocean on the other, it's hard to find a less than stunning view from the Media Room chairs.
Photo: Mary E. Nichols
media room |”
“buffer in the media area here, while swivel chairs allow guests to switch views from the TV to one another to the garden out back and the ocean on the other side. Saint Dizier used a lot of copper accents throughout the house, to play off the stone floor and wood tones. He then added scoops of blue to”
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”
“sculptures 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”
“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”
Slater Associates Landscape Architects
“pool is in-ground concrete, and the ground quickly drops past the pool edge, underneath the deck. See attached plan view for dimensions. Hope this helps!”
“could use in lower garden area of my home”
“sunken in above ground pool and deck”
“like the idea of a bridge and garden to border to the golf course”
“going on in and around their pool.”
Wheat's Landscape
“Do away with lawn & put stones / gravel in patterns.”
“little stone to put in backyard in walkway along the house”
“love the pebbles with grass in the middle”
“area in front of guest house sun room”
“Corner in the Backyard?”
“landscaping in front”
“trees in this photo?”
“parisian garden...small garden...Garden two...wow what a garden”
Haddon Interiors
“sorry, but in this photo there are no doors, just windows.”
“Nice Chairs but in a different cover”
“2 chairs in front of windows and radiator cover”
“This is the type of tree I'd like to see in the Living Room.”
“area in back corner of room past dining room”
“I love this! What about a potted citrus tree?”
“Have a couple of potted trees”
“A potted tree. Purchasing a fiddleleaf fig (shown here) or another potted tree as a baby is inexpensive, and if well cared for, it will last for many years. Be sure to ask for detailed care instructions when you purchase your plant, and place it in a spot with adequate light when you get home.”
“2. A potted tree. Purchasing a fiddleleaf fig (shown here) or another potted tree as a baby is inexpensive, and if well cared for, it will last for many years. Be sure to ask for detailed care instructions when you purchase your plant, and place it in a spot with adequate light when you get home.3. A”
BMF CONSTRUCTION
“colors in with picture etc.????
Is it a design no-no to mix cool and warm undertones??”
“neat touch to the floor especially in a bathroom. Could continue up the wall if walk in shower”
“to put in a glass shower and use this tile what are your thoughts.”
“aquarium in the wall! Not practical but cool..”
“stone in your own house or yard? We'd love to see your photos!
More: Browse photos of stone in home design”
D-CRAIN Design and Construction
“grass in this photo with the feathery, deep pink hue is a 'Muhlenbergia capillaris' (common name: gulf muhly). It can be purchased at your local nursery if it does well in your climate. thanks!”
“we have these in our front yard, herrietta's cactus farm”
“love the agave and muhlenbergia in this mix”
“Evergreen in the low desert, pink muhly is a warm-season grass with an annual autumnal extravaganza. In late summer or fall, a mist of pink flowers blankets the tips of the blades, bringing the plant up 2 feet more.”
“weave in some succulents by the pool”
“Muhley grass--a long stretch in back or”
“agave in this landscape by D-Crain Design and Construction.Pink muhly grass is native to the East Coast of the United States, so many native plantings incorporate it into prairies, savannas and coastal dunes. Planted en masse, pink muhly blurs where this garden inside the fence ends and that of the outside”
