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Check out this beautiful kitchen remodeling project we just completed in Bal Harbour, FL. The homeowner contacted us from Argentina because she wanted to do the refacing of the kitchen in her apartment. She had a great surprise when we answered her call, and someone answered her not only in Spanish, but also with an Argentine accent. She was wanting to give a modern look to her beautiful beachfront apartment. She went with slab doors with a glossy white finish that give more space to a small kitchen.

Check out this beautiful kitchen remodeling project we just completed in Bal Harbour, FL. The homeowner contacted us from Argentina because she wanted to do the refacing of the kitchen in her apartment. She had a great surprise when we answered her call, and someone answered her not only in Spanish, but also with an Argentine accent. She was wanting to give a modern look to her beautiful beachfront apartment. She went with slab doors with a glossy white finish that give more space to a small kitchen.

Design by: Horiuchi Solien Landscape Architects Photo by: Rosemary Fletcher Photography
Large trendy backyard concrete paver patio photo in Boston with no cover and a fire pit

Check out this beautiful kitchen remodeling project we just completed in Bal Harbour, FL. The homeowner contacted us from Argentina because she wanted to do the refacing of the kitchen in her apartment. She had a great surprise when we answered her call, and someone answered her not only in Spanish, but also with an Argentine accent. She was wanting to give a modern look to her beautiful beachfront apartment. She went with slab doors with a glossy white finish that give more space to a small kitchen.

Design by: Horiuchi Solien Landscape Architects Photo by: Rosemary Fletcher Photography
Large trendy backyard concrete paver patio photo in Boston with no cover and a fire pit

The Morick residence, in Mirabel, was featured on the cover of Images AZ – November 2014 – “Xeriscaping”. Landscape Designer: Mark Wdowiak Photo credits: Debbie Morick & John Drew

Inspiration for a small craftsman single-wall enclosed kitchen remodel in Minneapolis with medium tone wood cabinets, granite countertops, blue backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

The Morick residence, in Mirabel, was featured on the cover of Images AZ – November 2014 – “Xeriscaping”. Landscape Designer: Mark Wdowiak Photo credits: Debbie Morick & John Drew

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Lisa Stacholy, Architect (c) Lisa Stacholy
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A complete desert landscape renovation — from demo through final planting — designed to honor the Sonoran Desert character of the property while adding structure, drama, and year-round visual interest. The scope opened with full site demolition: removal of approximately 20 existing plants, regrading for a new curved pony wall and mounded terrain, and excavation for a new river run. Existing granite was preserved and redistributed rather than removed, reducing waste and maintaining the site's established material palette. Hardscape & Structure A 20-linear-foot curved retention wall built from standard block with a stucco cap defines a planting border along the property edge. The facing side is clad in 45 square feet of stone veneer matched precisely to the home's exterior — a detail that ties the landscape directly to the architecture. Five 500-pound surface boulders are placed throughout the mounded areas, grounding the composition with natural scale and weight. River Run & Materials Three tons of 3"x6" rip rap create a dry river run that flows through the redesigned grade, channeling storm water naturally while adding texture and movement. Three tons of fill dirt support the contouring and mounding work, and approximately 17 tons of the site's original granite was respread across the finished landscape. Planting Design The plant palette is entirely desert-adapted. Twenty-six five-gallon desert shrubs and ground covers layer the mounded areas. Sixteen five-gallon cacti and succulents — including Mexican Fence Post, Gopher Plant, assorted agaves, Argentine Giants, and Golden Barrels — provide sculptural structure. A six-foot bare root ocotillo serves as a dramatic vertical accent. Irrigation A new two-zone drip irrigation system — including a Febco backflow preventer, pressure regulator, timer, valve box, and poly line with emitters — was installed to maintain separate watering schedules for the plant and cactus zones. Lighting Five commercial-grade antique brass landscape spotlights were integrated throughout the space, wired with 500 feet of cable tied into the home's existing transformer. The result is a fully illuminated evening landscape that highlights boulder groupings, the river run, and key specimen plants.

maple hardwood floor, water-popped, and stained with 50% rosewood and 50% neutral stains.
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A complete desert landscape renovation — from demo through final planting — designed to honor the Sonoran Desert character of the property while adding structure, drama, and year-round visual interest. The scope opened with full site demolition: removal of approximately 20 existing plants, regrading for a new curved pony wall and mounded terrain, and excavation for a new river run. Existing granite was preserved and redistributed rather than removed, reducing waste and maintaining the site's established material palette. Hardscape & Structure A 20-linear-foot curved retention wall built from standard block with a stucco cap defines a planting border along the property edge. The facing side is clad in 45 square feet of stone veneer matched precisely to the home's exterior — a detail that ties the landscape directly to the architecture. Five 500-pound surface boulders are placed throughout the mounded areas, grounding the composition with natural scale and weight. River Run & Materials Three tons of 3"x6" rip rap create a dry river run that flows through the redesigned grade, channeling storm water naturally while adding texture and movement. Three tons of fill dirt support the contouring and mounding work, and approximately 17 tons of the site's original granite was respread across the finished landscape. Planting Design The plant palette is entirely desert-adapted. Twenty-six five-gallon desert shrubs and ground covers layer the mounded areas. Sixteen five-gallon cacti and succulents — including Mexican Fence Post, Gopher Plant, assorted agaves, Argentine Giants, and Golden Barrels — provide sculptural structure. A six-foot bare root ocotillo serves as a dramatic vertical accent. Irrigation A new two-zone drip irrigation system — including a Febco backflow preventer, pressure regulator, timer, valve box, and poly line with emitters — was installed to maintain separate watering schedules for the plant and cactus zones. Lighting Five commercial-grade antique brass landscape spotlights were integrated throughout the space, wired with 500 feet of cable tied into the home's existing transformer. The result is a fully illuminated evening landscape that highlights boulder groupings, the river run, and key specimen plants.

A complete desert landscape renovation — from demo through final planting — designed to honor the Sonoran Desert character of the property while adding structure, drama, and year-round visual interest. The scope opened with full site demolition: removal of approximately 20 existing plants, regrading for a new curved pony wall and mounded terrain, and excavation for a new river run. Existing granite was preserved and redistributed rather than removed, reducing waste and maintaining the site's established material palette. Hardscape & Structure A 20-linear-foot curved retention wall built from standard block with a stucco cap defines a planting border along the property edge. The facing side is clad in 45 square feet of stone veneer matched precisely to the home's exterior — a detail that ties the landscape directly to the architecture. Five 500-pound surface boulders are placed throughout the mounded areas, grounding the composition with natural scale and weight. River Run & Materials Three tons of 3"x6" rip rap create a dry river run that flows through the redesigned grade, channeling storm water naturally while adding texture and movement. Three tons of fill dirt support the contouring and mounding work, and approximately 17 tons of the site's original granite was respread across the finished landscape. Planting Design The plant palette is entirely desert-adapted. Twenty-six five-gallon desert shrubs and ground covers layer the mounded areas. Sixteen five-gallon cacti and succulents — including Mexican Fence Post, Gopher Plant, assorted agaves, Argentine Giants, and Golden Barrels — provide sculptural structure. A six-foot bare root ocotillo serves as a dramatic vertical accent. Irrigation A new two-zone drip irrigation system — including a Febco backflow preventer, pressure regulator, timer, valve box, and poly line with emitters — was installed to maintain separate watering schedules for the plant and cactus zones. Lighting Five commercial-grade antique brass landscape spotlights were integrated throughout the space, wired with 500 feet of cable tied into the home's existing transformer. The result is a fully illuminated evening landscape that highlights boulder groupings, the river run, and key specimen plants.