yardscapes Inc.

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yardscapes Inc.
5 Reviews

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Front entries are the most important part of your home. That's where people form their opinion of you and what your house will look like inside. So, it's important when planning the design of your home to think about what your front entry will look like!
Country: United States
This was a front entry remodel to existing home that had done recent renovations. David Kopfmann of Yardscapes, wanted to accentuate the curves of the architecture by creating a curved small stone wall, which also tied into the front stoop. He planted traditional shrubs and plant material to add...
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David Kopfmann of Yardscapes, worked on this new build landscaping with the architect and builder. Their vision was old world meets new world. David decided to use an old cobble stone paver for the driveway and a bluestone for the walkway. He incorporated curved planting beds to add interest.
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This remodeled home needed a remodeled front entry! David Kopfmann of Yardscapes, created this front entry using a combination of brick pavers and limestone to accentuate the architecture of the home and retain the front yard for useable lawn space.
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This newly built home was designed with Italy in mind. So, David Kopfmann of Yardscapes, used a cobble stone paver for the driveway to make it feel used and boulder outcroppings. Rustic, simple plantings were chosen to add texture not to take away from the architecture of the home.
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This exiting home remodel was created by Clayton Johnson of Yardscapes. He created a new walkway from the garage and street out bluestone slabs, and incorporated new plant material to give texture to the home and gardens.
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This new construction home was built on a slope, so David Kopfmann of Yardscapes created a terraced wall out of boulders and native plant material. The walkway was designed out of irregular limestone.
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This rustic new build, need rustic landscaping! So, David Kopfmann of Yardscapes designed the driveway our cobblestone pavers and the walls out of limestone slabs. He kept the plant material mostly low growing, so that it wouldn't interfere with the architecture of the home, but create texture.
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This modern remodel was created by David Kopfmann of Yardscapes. To keep with the modern, clean line feel, he used bluestone for the walkway and patio and minimum shrubbery.
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This eclectic home had many different styles that worked. David Kopfmann of Yardscapes and the homeowner wanted to incorporated an English garden feel. Why not think out of the box? So, he used pavers for the walkway and stoop, and added statuary and fountains, with minimal plantings to achieved...
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Clayton Johnson of Yardscapes, created this front yard remodel, by changing the front walk way into a meandering path to the front door using irregular limestone and by adding interesting plant material to add texture and color.
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Clayton Johnson of Yardscapes, remodeled this front entry by installing a new driveway out of pavers and retaining walls using limestone slabs. He also incorporated interesting plant material to add color and texture
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David Kopfmann of Yardscapes, created this entry using dry-stacked walls to match the stone on the house and give it the rustic farmhouse feel. He also used a variety of plant material to add texture and privacy.
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David Kopfmann of Yardscapes wanted this home's entrance to feel as grad as it was, so he created this custom metal gate and stone pillars to mimic the houses architecture. He also created a large circle drive way out of cobblestone pavers.
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David Kopfmann of Yardscapes created a large circle drive way out of cobblestone pavers to lend the rustic feel of this home. Also there were existing plantings on the property, so he worked around those and added a few to compliment them.
Front Entry's
David Kopfmann of Yardscapes, designed this new front entry using irregular limestone to create the front walkway and a custom metal gate to add interest.
Front Entry's
David Kopfmann of Yardscapes designed this front entry by building a custom metal arbor and using a mix of bluestone and pavers to create the walkway to the front door.
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Clayton Johnson of Yardscapes, created this driveway/front entrance using a combination of pavers and limestone to mimic the Mediterranean feel for the architecture. He also used minimal plant material to add texture.
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David Kopfmann of Yardscapes, created this front entry using a mix of materials to mimic the architecture of the home. The walkway was done using bluestone, mortared stone pillars to hold the wood gate. He also incorporated boulder outcroppings and a mix of plant material to create color and...
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David Kopfmann designed this patio/entry way to an out building on this clients property using bluestone steppers and irregular limestone for the patio. He also incorporated plant material for added color and texture.
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