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Detail of the new fire pit and seating area. We also provided design input on the new outdoor furniture. This garden had great bones - it just needed some space planning and a little TLC. We removed an old and not very attractive rose garden to create a new decomposed granite seating area with a custom fire pit and some olive trees. The rest of the garden got a major landscape re-do, with low water plants, lawn area replaced with Kurapia, drip irrigation and LED landscape lighting. The clients are delighted with the new space and what with the lighting and firepit, can really enjoy this gorgeous garden!

Fourth avenue modern water wise landscape features many colorful drought tolerant plants. Front yard features concrete pavers set in gravel, a circular turf type tall fescue lawn and many colorful drought tolerant perennials and ornamental grasses.
Back yard features a custom fire pit with concrete seat bench and an "open ceiling". The grass was originally turf grass but switched out to artificial turf to accommodate their dog. Plants feature colorful drought tolerant perennials and ornamental grasses. Garden boxes in the right hand corner are extremely productive.
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Ready for the reveal. Photo by VanElders Design Studio.
Inspiration for a small modern backyard decomposed granite patio remodel in Kansas City with a pergola
Inspiration for a small modern backyard decomposed granite patio remodel in Kansas City with a pergola

Photo by Roehner + Ryan
This is an example of a modern desert decomposed granite landscaping in Phoenix.
This is an example of a modern desert decomposed granite landscaping in Phoenix.

Hand-hewn family banquet table under pergola. Recessed candle niche in each concrete column.
Example of a huge minimalist backyard decomposed granite patio design in Minneapolis with a fire pit and a pergola
Example of a huge minimalist backyard decomposed granite patio design in Minneapolis with a fire pit and a pergola

Architect: Tim Brown Architecture. Photographer: Casey Fry
Example of a large transitional front yard decomposed granite patio design in Austin with no cover
Example of a large transitional front yard decomposed granite patio design in Austin with no cover

Example of a cottage decomposed granite patio design in San Francisco with a fire pit and no cover

Decomposed granite walkways with a natural cobble border provides space to meander though this wildlife garden. Natural bark mulch protects the young plants during their establishment and provides a longer lasting moist environment after the efficient drip system has watered the plants from beneath.

This rosemary hedge attracts many beneficial insects to the garden. The bees will then pollinate the other fruits and vegetables which are growing nearby.
The rich fragrance released when walking by remains in the air for quite some time.

This outdoor living space is located in Westchester County, New York. The patio has an outdoor dining area, bar, full kitchen and views over the expansive backyard.

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Large transitional courtyard decomposed granite patio fountain photo in Los Angeles with no cover
Large transitional courtyard decomposed granite patio fountain photo in Los Angeles with no cover

Photo Credit: Will Austin, willaustin.com
Patio - mid-sized modern backyard decomposed granite patio idea in Seattle with a fire pit and a roof extension
Patio - mid-sized modern backyard decomposed granite patio idea in Seattle with a fire pit and a roof extension

We are thrilled to present our recently completed landscape remodel project in the vibrant city of Orange, California. This modern and stunning transformation perfectly marries contemporary aesthetics with functional outdoor living. With a price range of $35,000 - $40,000, our team has orchestrated an impressive array of features that have revitalized the entire space.
Project Highlights:
1. Comprehensive Demolition and Site Preparation:
The project began with the meticulous removal of existing concrete and decomposed granite, setting the stage for a fresh canvas. Clearing the site was a crucial step to lay the foundation for the envisioned modern oasis.
2. Thoughtful Irrigation System:
We designed and installed a state-of-the-art irrigation system that not only ensures the lushness of the landscape but also conserves water through efficient distribution methods. This sustainable approach aligns with the modern ethos of the project.
3. Contemporary Concrete Walkways and Driveway:
The landscape now boasts brand-new poured concrete walkways and a driveway, exuding modern elegance. The sleek lines and minimalistic design of the concrete elements harmonize seamlessly with the overall aesthetic.
4. Luxurious Synthetic Turf:
To introduce a touch of verdant luxury without the maintenance requirements, we installed high-quality synthetic turf. Its evergreen allure adds a refreshing contrast against the hardscape elements.
5. Bountiful Flora and Fauna:
Carefully curated plants and trees have been strategically placed to add depth, color, and texture to the landscape. This selection of vegetation creates a dynamic environment that evolves with the changing seasons.
6. Reimagined Decomposed Granite Areas:
The introduction of new decomposed granite areas not only complements the modern design but also adds a natural element to the landscape. This material harmonizes beautifully with the surroundings, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal.
7. Subtle Landscape Lighting:
Landscape lighting has been thoughtfully incorporated to illuminate the space during the evening hours. This subtle and strategic lighting transforms the landscape into a captivating visual delight after sunset.
8. Refreshed Wood Fence:
To frame the space with a touch of warmth, the wood fence has been sanded and re-stained. This careful restoration preserves the natural charm of the fence while seamlessly aligning it with the contemporary redesign.
In conclusion, our recently completed landscape remodel in Orange, CA stands as a testament to the harmonious fusion of modern design, functionality, and natural beauty. With a budget of $35,000 - $40,000, we've transformed an ordinary outdoor area into an extraordinary modern sanctuary. This project showcases our commitment to crafting outdoor spaces that not only reflect our clients' vision but also elevate their quality of life.

This is an example of a transitional drought-tolerant front yard decomposed granite water fountain landscape in San Francisco.

The homeowners like play horse shoes and we surprised them by installing a regulation size pit area with stained cedar pit decking.
S. Kurtenbach
Design ideas for a mid-sized contemporary full sun backyard decomposed granite landscaping in Denver.
Design ideas for a mid-sized contemporary full sun backyard decomposed granite landscaping in Denver.

This is an example of a traditional side yard decomposed granite landscaping in Charlotte.

Our client wanted a cost effective and low maintenance yard that was still functional and beautiful! No problem!! With easy to mow sod areas separated from bedding by concrete edge the maintenance is very easy. Aggregate side yards are maintenance free and a smart programmable wifi irrigation system that works from your phone makes watering a breeze. Enjoy!!
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