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Jamie Gray
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Close-up vertical perspective highlighting the unique shingle texture and color blend along the roof edge and exterior wall junction, installed by State Adjusting Services.

Life is brought back to the historic C&O Canal. In 2010, a blizzard devastated the 60-year-old Mulberry trees lining the historic Tow Path of the C&O Canal in Georgetown. D. A. Dunlevy was brought in to repair the damage and restore the beauty of this popular site. The challenge of finding a native species of tree that was also mature enough to have considerable height was met through a collaboration with the property owner and the National Park Service. Locally-sourced river birch, standing 30-40 feet tall, were brought in and planted, providing a fast return to the stately stretch of trail. A custom water feature and specialty plantings were also installed in the courtyard to add a peaceful place for taking in the views.

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Grey and ash tones of various textures are interlaced; set back behind a cozy common space is a cold black glass veil, radiating mystic light into the house. Photo by: HIR Studio

Exposed aggregate concrete steps with landscape lighting are complemented by vibrant yellow blooms and neatly manicured greenery, adding texture and color to this elegant landscape design.

Travis Liley
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Tuftex mills style Springer's Point "Hazelwood" installed in a master bedroom.
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Selim Yolac
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We built a gazebo type structure to provide a nice shady sitting area next to the pool. It comes complete with a native stone floor, lights and a ceiling fan. The Belgard cobblestone pavers were already here but had settled and needed re-leveled. Now they look great again and contrast to the concrete around the pool. Native stone steps lead down into the gazebo.