Photo by Gene Meadows
This is an example of a traditional landscaping in Detroit.

Inspiration for a modern landscaping in Toronto.

This outdoor patio and fireplace added much needed outdoor entertainment space to this South Hills residence. Unit masonry walls were used to carve out more space on this hillside lot. An exposed aggregate patio is now the location of a seating area, unit masonry fireplace and outdoor kitchen.

Example of a trendy rectangular pool design in Portland

A fusion of hardscape materials patchwork the walking and driving surfance into and around the property. Ashpalt, Clay Brick Pavers mortared together, Exposed Aggregate Concrete and Concrete Pavers. Photography by: Colleen Zobel

James Kruger, LandMark Photography Interior Design: Martha O'Hara Interiors Architect: Sharratt Design & Company
Example of a large french country open concept and formal dark wood floor and brown floor living room design in Minneapolis with beige walls, a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace

Inspiration for a modern exterior home remodel in Toronto

Exposed Aggregate Concrete Pool Deck Before Pressure Cleaning & Sealing.
Large backyard patio photo in Detroit

Wrap-around front porch enhances this Prairie-style home at Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia. Cedar decking with natural stone apron to grade. Exposed aggregate sidewalk. Photographer: Tom Cerul

Allison Landscape & Pool Company
Inspiration for a tropical pool remodel in Dallas

Eric Rorer
Example of a large mid-century modern backyard concrete patio design in San Francisco with a roof extension

Mariko Reed
Example of a dining room design in San Francisco

This serene primary bathroom retreat features a luxurious freestanding soaking tub set against a stunning floor-to-ceiling marble mosaic accent wall. Polished nickel floor-mounted fixtures and elegant vertical wall sconces add a touch of timeless glamour. The space is defined by crisp architectural details, including heavy crown molding and integrated pilasters, while a matching mosaic tile inlay on the floor anchors the tub area. The bright, monochromatic palette and clean lines exemplify a sophisticated modern Georgian aesthetic.

Inspiration for a timeless two-story brick exterior home remodel in Dallas

New construction opens a wide array of options when it comes to selecting finishes. For this particular client, they wanted a durable floor that was also aesthetically pleasing to complete their basement. Since there was no topical sealer on the new concrete, a polished flooring system was selected. The basement itself was a little over 1200 square feet and featured a game room, main living area, bedrooms, bathrooms and a kitchen. All of the flooring was to be polished to a level 400 shine and finished with a densifier and stain guarding product. Polished concrete is the most durable flooring choice. It allows the concrete to breathe below grade, creates movement and character throughout the space and is very easy to maintain. With a pond out back, a polished concrete floor is easy to clean and will be able to withstand high traffic.

This concrete driveway is colored and textured to mimic London Cobblestone. We replaced a worn out asphalt driveway. The price point on this was one third the cost of real cobblestone. Being concrete means it will remain flat, be weed free, will not rut like asphalt, and cleans up easily and quickly because of the sealed surface.

Grey Giraffe
Patio - transitional patio idea in Salt Lake City

This is an example of a mid-sized traditional full sun concrete paver landscaping in Boston.