David Pedersen, Inc.

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David Pedersen, Inc.
2 Reviews

Curb Appeal

This is a collection of entry walks, entry steps, retaining walls and custom gates that all add to a homes curb appeal.
Country: United States
A succulent garden is perfect for the arid looking Mediterranean Architecture.
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entry steps with a retaining wall / planter
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The front of this home is taken over by the driveways so to add interest and to break up the concrete there is grass between the diamond patterned concrete, traditional planted pots, and an interesting gate to lead the eye to the entry.
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This custom home has the entry walk off the driveway so that it doesn't snake through the landscape. The traditional English garden adds color and curb appeal.
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A generous stone path is welcoming for this traditional home.
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This home has a private entry and not much room for plants so they had to be chosen well to make a statement. The flat walls have espaliers and the plant material is mainly succulents that require little water.
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This gorgeous home has a private entry and a colorful drought tolerant landscape to make it engaging from the front. This path had dymondia growing between the stones which is hardy and can be walked upon. It can handle sun and little water however does need trimming and will grow quickly. ...
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It is best not to have your walkway too narrow and this is especially true when your front door is wide. This formal entry is clean and simple and compliments the architecture.
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Nancy
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Craftsman entry gate
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An entry can be gated and private while still being friendly looking. The arbor, stacked stone, and the topiaries add a sense of "home" to this custom made gate.
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Here is a project with a custom made gate for a private entry and generous stone steps to travel up to the front door. The plant material and specimen tree add beauty to the entry.
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Color in the landscape keeps this gated entry looking welcoming.
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Here is another view of a custom gate entry with a stone path and dymondia growing in the walk. Architect: David P Hohmann, Costa Mesa, CA
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The entry is at a higher elevation than the street so we needed steps to travel up. They are nice and generous and have a slight curve to keep them interesting. The steps are have discreet lighting to make them visible at night.
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The home and landscape have a tropical feel and the steps are generous.
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The steps meander up to the entry and a pot stand adds height to the landscape. The wall cap is custom colored to blend nicely with the stone for a natural look.
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Notice the steps are wide and generous to make the entry important. The iceberg roses add color to the arid landscape.
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If you only have one tree in your front yard, make it special and keep it laced out and beautifully manicured such as this Olive.
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This front entry and home were featured in Better Homes and Gardens. The manicured privet hedge and different layers of landscape give this home a formal look and the tree softens it up.
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This very traditional architecture is complimented with a formal landscape and a generous walk. Two birch trees flank the walk and add height to the landscape.
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This photo shows the generous stone steps with a stacked stone retaining wall. The dark gold pots accent the dark gold in the stone.
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