The 800 square feet of paving is out of 2" thick flagstone mined in the Rocky Mountains. Complimentary boulders form a grade wall along the outer edge. We chose this stone due to it's remarkable similarity to the cultured stone detail on the house. The brown variegation in the rock also provides...

A look at the staircase from another angle. In the forefront is a Swiss Stone Pine which is a slow-growing but spectacular specimen to add a coniferous element to the yard. Along with various junipers and dwarf mugo pine, they compliment the natural stone and help to soften the vast quantity of...

A closer look at the waterfall.

A close-up of the Rocky Mountain Slate Flagstone. We used a Natural Stone Sealant to bring out the colors.