Bienphong - Photos & Ideas

Contemporary meets traditional in this La Cañada Study. The concept was simplicity with richness and depth, creating a calming workspace. The abundance of light and high ceilings made the perfect setting for a deep, handsome color palette. There was a focus on layering materials, including a sisal rug, woven shades, a mix of metals and different woods. Amy Bartlam

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Golden Yarn Flooring

Example of a classic sunroom design in Albuquerque

Beautiful Water Features

The Barn: Landscape + Architecture

Example of water plant found within ponds
This is an example of a traditional landscaping in Chicago.

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Lamp Rewiring

Reddy Watt Electrical

Rewired and painted some old light fixtures to give them that "Art Deco" look. Wire is braided cloth but modern and safer than trying to use the original conductors.

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Elite Landscape Services

Venetian Plaster Samples

Tailored Living featuring Premier Garage of Denver

Sanford PremierOne Stone Series floor - our Stone Series flake blends look more natural than standard blends.

Retaining Walls, Block Walls & Stone Fence Ideas

Brick Block & Stone Masonry

Habitate: Fairs and other magical creatures

Sweet Smiling Landscape Design

Photo of a tropical landscaping in Santa Barbara.

Copper Bamboo

Minds Eye Metal Art

Bagga Waterfall

Eau Naturelle Custom Water Features

Shown here: a closeup of a finished pondless waterfall up and running.
Inspiration for a rustic landscaping in Vancouver.

HOA Parks for Pollinators - Canyon Crest Park in Valley Ranch

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This is Zexmenia - a beautiful native flower that is a great replacement for annual beds. Saves the HOA money...and attracts pollinators! This is Canyon Crest Park in Valley Ranch. This was the first of several parks we designed to attract pollinators and educate residents on low water gardens for pollinators. We love working with HOA's to create park and public spaces where residents can enjoy the wonders of Nature! Often projects like this require the partnership of several organizations such as the HOA, City staff, National Wildlife Federation, US Fish and Wildlife, Flood Control Districts, and commercial landscape companies. When these partnerships are created, and you have a good habitat landscape designer, the results are wonderful! Improving communities with the wonders of Nature!