Before and after. We used drought tolerant Kurapia groundcover as a turf replacement. This is newly planted, more photos to come as it grows in.
Design ideas for a mid-sized traditional partial sun courtyard landscaping in Orange County.

Nick Glimenakis
Large farmhouse white two-story wood house exterior idea in New York with a shed roof and a shingle roof

Detail: Custom stained, leaded and carved glass windows that we designed as part of a front entry for a religious facility. A very clean and beautiful design that welcomed guests and parishioners alike.

Beach style home design photo in San Francisco

The purpose of this room is for adult lounging, relaxing and enjoying music and beverages. Our client wanted a unique abstract style canvas to be the focal point of this room. We were happy to complete this stunning abstract wall finish. Copyright © 2016 The Artists Hands

Photographed by Liz Linder (www.lizlinder.com).
Design ideas for a transitional landscaping in Boston.

Example of a classic home design design in New York

Refreshen with our 90 Degrees White Herringbone pattern and a hint of Rose Quartz.

Showy purple petunias make a great garden choice for seasonal pots or straight in the ground for all summer color. ‪Photo by AGiernoth
Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in Chicago.

Elegant dining room photo in Boston

David Duncan Livingston
Example of a mid-century modern living room design in Los Angeles

Photo by Pete Cadieux
Design ideas for a small traditional partial sun front yard landscaping in Boston for spring.

Family Room Interior Design by Blackband Design Home Build by SC Homes Photography by Ryan Garvin

Tulips have taken a back seat to Daffodils and other deer resistant bulbs, but with improved deer control products like "Deer Scram" you can grow tulips in your yard. Tulips can be purchased to bloom in succession, Early, mid-season, and late varieties insure blooming from April- May Ganim's Garden Center LLC

Our client wanted a traditional Venetian Plaster in her garden room that was filled with tropical plants. And of course, she wanted it in her favorite color, denim blue. Veneziano is the most traditional Venetian Plaster finish, and dates from the Renaissance period, when Venetian architects and designers were looking for ways to give their buildings the same elegance as the buildings on the mainland, but without the weight of using stone blocks and slabs. This translucent wall finish is smooth to the touch, and polished to a mirror-like gloss. Read more here: https://www.plasterartistry.com/blog/venetian-plaster-project-veneziano-in-garden-room/

Example of a minimalist home design design in Los Angeles

Kids' room - kids' room idea in Boston