Bevilacqua Patio--Jane Luce

Like the curvature of the natural, informal wall and the use of rough stone in contrast to rectangular cut flagstone. Also really like multiple levels and terraced plantings.

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Love just about everything about this--the combination of regular flagstone and rough hewn boulders and stones, the plantings, the multiple levels and the coziness.

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Love the use of large stones for steps.

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Love the way the wall is constructed with a variety of stones, and the natural stone bench. Also love the plantings.

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Love everything about this, including the water feature.

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Intrigued by the rough surface of the rectangular cut flagstone (?) on the patio surface. Would be interested in exploring use of that material.

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Nice use of irregular flagstone on horizontal surface and boulders on border.

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Open to a rectangular fire pit instead of circular

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Square fire pit could be a good shape especially if the perimeter of the hardscaping is a curved line

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Nice use of slight height differential--similar to our backyard.

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Love the idea of an arbor but not sure if it's too much to have with a pergola and also not certain about code limitations on height.

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Love the Lutyens bench and while we likely will use flagstone as our primary hardscape material, I'd love to incorporate used brick somehow.

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Inspiration for gate.

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Beautiful colors as inspiration for either in-ground plantings or containers on the patio.

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Color and texture of foliage--for either in the ground or container planting

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I have a large number of various purple varieties of allium that can be placed in the landscape.

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Would love to find a way to use agapanthus

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Love the combination of blue/purple and chartreuse in the garden. Also love use of specimen Japanese maples.

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Love the color and texture combination

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Inspiration for raised garden beds on eastern side of backyard.

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Inspiration for garden beds I'd like to eventually install on the eastern side of the back yard.

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