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Our clients desired a landscape that complimented their contemporary, energy-efficient dream house. Reflecting the existing landscape, we added a large grove of vertical birches, underplanted with groundcovers, adjacent to the house and garage. A paving pattern using 48” square bluestone tiles move you from the front of the house through the breezeway, and onto the patio in the back where it is occasionally interrupted by trees, boulders, and groundcovers.

Brazilian Walnut Steps (IPE), Techo-Bloc Patio, & Plantings Designed & Built by Garden Artisans LLC.
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This project was designed and installed by Cottage Gardener, LTD. These photos highlight our effort to create seasonal interest throughout the entire year.

Used the herringbone pattern of #Unilock pavers to create a big boost in curb appeal. We also, added new shrubs and perennials that like shade to compliment the new fancy walkway. Photos by Jill Davis

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Ammirato Construction Beautiful use of bluestone on the ground and steps of the extended patio area.
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Pool decking is installed with full range patterned bluestone with the accent brick for the bullnose coping and inset in Endicotts clay medium range ironspot #46. The raised patio features an arbor with a gas fireplace that's flanked curved seat walls. Walls and pillars capped with 3" rock faced Indiana limestone. Fascia stone on all vertical walls in EW Gold limestone.

Since 1990 we have specialized in Cleaning & Sealing exterior bluestone surfaces. Bluestone is a beautiful hardscape option which much be properly maintained to protect the integrity of the surface. Bluestone patio's should be sealed once every 2-3 years using Surface Saver Sealer. To request a free estimate visit: http://surfacerestoration.com/services/bluestone-restoration/ or call 248-475-0004 Purchase bluestone sealer at http://shop.surfacerestoration.com

The new full range bluestone foyer was cut into the existing asphalt to give the front walk more presence. A bluestone stepper path can be seen against the house, which acts as a shortcut for the family. Westhauser Photography

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A space for entertaining with a dual fireplace as a centerpiece. It is two separate fireplaces combined into one structure. The common brick of the fireplace, seat walls, and piers was painted to match the home and maintain the historic feel of the property. The capping all around is Indiana limestone, as is the hardscaped floor. The pattern in the flooring, shown here in detail, is a 45 degree diamond with round cabochon inlay of bluestone, and a bluestone outline. Sargent crabapple, and coralberry accent the living space in the background while shade tolerant perennial beds flank the landing in the foreground. Photo Credit: Linda Oyama Bryan

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Our clients desired a landscape that complimented their contemporary, energy-efficient dream house. Reflecting the existing landscape, we added a large grove of vertical birches, underplanted with groundcovers, adjacent to the house and garage. A paving pattern using 48” square bluestone tiles move you from the front of the house through the breezeway, and onto the patio in the back where it is occasionally interrupted by trees, boulders, and groundcovers.

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