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This is an example of a transitional landscaping in San Francisco.

Inspiration for a large backyard formal garden.

Allan Becker
This is an example of a traditional landscaping in Montreal.

Island style home design photo in Orlando

These homeowners wanted their primary bath to feel like a spa, earthy, calm, and full of natural texture, with far more storage than the original layout offered. The vanity wall is the centerpiece. Custom maple cabinetry in a warm natural stain frames a double vanity with two tall linen towers, each with open cubbies up top, cabinets in the middle, and a full stack of drawers below. Open shelving at the center of the vanity keeps towels within reach. Two carved stone vessel sinks sit on a granite countertop with sweeping gray and white movement, paired with wall-mounted faucets in champagne bronze. Behind them, a fluted terrazzo tile rises to the ceiling, finished with organic brass mirrors and frosted glass sconces. Squared brass pulls with a subtle step detail repeat on every drawer and door. The same granite wraps the drop-in tub deck and splash, where its bold waves of gray almost read like a landscape painting. Sage green walls bring in a soft color, and natural wood floating shelves beside the window are styled with greenery, ceramics, and coastal accents. The walk-in shower is lined in large format gray porcelain with a frameless glass enclosure and a half wall for privacy. A champagne bronze rain shower, a handheld, and a recessed niche and floor in river rock pebble tile keep the look organic, with a linear drain and a teak corner seat for comfort. A smart toilet and large format floor tile finish the room.

This is an example of a traditional landscaping in Chicago.

Eclectic living room photo in New York

This is an example of a rustic landscaping in San Francisco.

Tree reflected on swimming pool adds intrigue at night.
Home design - contemporary home design idea in San Francisco

A stone hawk looks out over the garden... landscape and photo by Jan Johnsen
Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in New York.

Minimalist balcony photo in New York

We don't just remove trees, we like to shape them up as well! We trimmed these two trees, getting them away from the power lines and making the property look just a little better more well-kempt.

Jack Keller