Search results for "Aggregate" in Home Design Ideas

Customer wanted the pea gravel mix used in concrete design mixed exposed to showcase the various colors in the slab.
Minimalist garage photo in Other
Minimalist garage photo in Other

Pool house - large transitional backyard concrete paver and rectangular natural pool house idea in Cedar Rapids
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A FORMation architecture home. Photo by Will Brewster.
Inspiration for a large contemporary staircase remodel in Other
Inspiration for a large contemporary staircase remodel in Other

Watch a video here to see how easy this floor is to clean after nearly 11 years! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jmgosrdwH8

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Design ideas for a contemporary landscaping in San Diego.
Design ideas for a contemporary landscaping in San Diego.

Design ideas for a large traditional side yard landscaping in Other.

Exterior stair path and driveway project.
Modern two-story brick house exterior idea in Denver
Modern two-story brick house exterior idea in Denver

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Inspiration for a contemporary landscaping in San Diego.
Inspiration for a contemporary landscaping in San Diego.

A complete front yard makeover that started with some old massive trees and a sloped front yard in dead grass. We designed and built an absolutely beautiful new front yard that serves our clients in their green thumb endeavours!! Utilizing Kodah wall block we built stepped raised planters as retaining to create tiers and poured an exposed aggregate wide front entrance sidewalk with entrance pillars and coach lighting. We also left one large spruce and "spruced it up" with some fieldstone to cover the roots. Talk about curb appeal!!

The Anderson home at Colleton River worked with the beauty of it surroundings by using natural stone veneers, travertine, and exposed aggregate, to bring a new version of Low Country style to life.

A family with five energetic kids and a rambling new bloodhound pooch needed a better connection to the outdoors in their terraced hillside home, overlooking the historic Mountain View Cemetery. The steep and disconnected terraces made life outdoors feel miles away. The clients expressed to us that when they thought about going outside, they often didn’t. Now, more functional stairs with generous pauses make a multi-story journey to the backyard easy to do every day. And their tall house and hillside are more integrated with playful twists, turns, and swings that invite the kids (and pup) out to play.
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