The client needed a way to enter the backyard without climbing down a steep hill. The walls and staircase provide a beautiful entry to the entertainment space located below.

Removal of a deck provided the transitional space to take advantage of an expansive backyard.

Fragrant Viburnum in bloom

Fire feature, paver patio, and seat wall on the water.

Tropical palms and colorful annuals brighten this front entryway.

Tropicals and annuals fill traditional planters for an elegant look.

A fun funky planter brightens a back patio space.

A Japanese Maple and boxwood highlight this traditional front entry. The stamped color concrete highlights the entry off the circular driveway.

Two colorful hosta varieties liven up a shady space.

A winding front entry sidewalk with a colorful, easy planting of Ninebark, Roses, Feather Reed Grass, Hypericum and Salvia.

A narrow back yard has transformed into a full entertaining space. The granite boulders are imbedded into the paver decking and large four season planters help bring blooming flowers to the space.

A very tight back yard was transformed into a full entertainment space. The stamped, colored concrete decking mimics natural stone.

A very tight back yard was transformed into a outdoor playground for the grand kids. The stamped, colored concrete border and coping dresses up the natural concrete center.

A very tight back yard was transformed into a outdoor playground for the grand kids. The stamped, colored concrete border and coping dresses up the natural concrete center.

A narrow back yard has transformed into a full entertaining space. The granite boulders are imbedded into the paver decking and large four season planters help bring blooming flowers to the space. A water feature separates the dining space from the pool area.

A narrow back yard has transformed into a full entertaining space. The granite boulders are imbedded into the paver decking and large four season planters help bring blooming flowers to the space.

This small backyard was the low point (in elevation) in the neighborhood. During a rainstorm a river would run from the yards above. Creating a rain garden collected and managed the large amount of water and then slowly released it back into the landscape. Feather reed grass, Joe Pye Weed,...

This small backyard was the low point (in elevation) in the neighborhood. During a rainstorm a river would run from the yards above. Creating a rain garden collected and managed the large amount of water and then slowly released it back into the landscape. Feather reed grass, Joe Pye Weed,...

Modern steel sculpture is imbedded in a water feature for an amazing front entry and focal point through the dining room window.

A wood burning fire pit, low seat wall and saw cut natural flagstone patio double this clients entertaining space.

Natural stone gently scales a hillside. Pockets of planting beds hold trees, shrubs, grasses and perennials.

An uneven and hard to mow back yard was gently leveled with a natural stone wall. The wall also creates separation between mowed fescue and the more natural landscape.

Stamped and colored Concrete create a more spacious and modern entrance to this newly renovated home.

Large Dublin Cobble paver landings and steps create an easy transition to the beach. The set of low walls contain raised planting beds. The easy care Home Run roses, butterfly bush, grasses and Husker Red Penstemon love the full sun.

The soothing sound of twin water features makes you feel as if you are sitting by a mountain river stream. Aspens, evergreens, grasses and ground covers soften the hard edge of the granite boulders.

Center stage, the basalt column water feature is located off an organic stone patio and dry stream bed that cleverly manages an excess of water on site.

This beautiful acreage home was set into a hill at the backside of the property. This left very little room for a desired patio space or hot tub. The limited view from the rear windows looked directly into a hill. We were able to level a large area for an entertainment space and taper the hill...