Example of an arts and crafts green two-story stucco gable roof design in San Diego

Huge transitional backyard deck photo in Los Angeles with a fire pit and a pergola

A formal espalier detail in the front courtyard
Photo of a mid-sized traditional front yard stone formal garden in Charlotte for winter.

Inspiration for a mid-sized modern home design remodel in San Francisco

Inspiration for a large timeless attached two-car garage remodel in Atlanta

This is an example of a large asian backyard concrete paver landscaping in Dallas.

Inspiration for a large timeless white two-story wood gable roof remodel in Atlanta

Inspiration for a small industrial side yard concrete paver patio remodel in Austin

There is perhaps nothing more charming than an elegant old home in historic southern neighborhood. Our mission was to make this one modern-day livable while keeping the home's historic personality. It was in many ways a blank slate, as it was being completely renovated. It was small inside, but instead of adding indoor space, the client wanted outdoor spaces where he could live, relax, and entertain. The design played off the old world limestone and included connecting the garage to the home by creating a covered living area. Limestone walls and an Alabama blue fireplace gives the space structure while the reflecting pool and gravel patio added a subtle touch of glamor. The boxwoods create clean lines, while the hydrangeas contrasted those with structured chaos. The entry courtyard and front porch offer additional spots where the client unwinds at the end of the day in his lush, personal urban oasis.

Design ideas for a modern backyard stone and wood fence landscaping in San Francisco.

A camellia tree trained to fit against the wall, also known as the practice of espalier. As camellia's do so well in the lowcountry, how stunning this will be when blooming next to the brick.

Night Blooming Jasmine. Extremely fast grower and surprised me how tall it can actually get. This is currently approaching 10'.

Shellstone pool and pool deck, Bouganvillea
Mid-sized trendy backyard tile and custom-shaped pool photo in Miami

Large traditional white two-story wood gable roof idea in Atlanta

Patio - large traditional backyard stone patio idea in Bridgeport with a fire pit and no cover

Photo of a large asian backyard concrete paver landscaping in Dallas.

I've been slowly but surely training this edible fig for nearly 20 years into the glorious espalier it has become. It's on the west facing exterior of my house in the sunny Mission District of SF. The stucco holds the heat and allows the fruit to get SWEET and juicy. Since i'ts on the sidewalk, it's quite the show stopper and conversation starter. In fact when I prune I schedule double the time I really need because the neighbors and passerby need to talk! I get endless compliments but also many stories from people about their grandmas or great uncles fig and associated memories.

There is perhaps nothing more charming than an elegant old home in historic southern neighborhood. Our mission was to make this one modern-day livable while keeping the home's historic personality. It was in many ways a blank slate, as it was being completely renovated. It was small inside, but instead of adding indoor space, the client wanted outdoor spaces where he could live, relax, and entertain. The design played off the old world limestone and included connecting the garage to the home by creating a covered living area. Limestone walls and an Alabama blue fireplace gives the space structure while the reflecting pool and gravel patio added a subtle touch of glamor. The boxwoods create clean lines, while the hydrangeas contrasted those with structured chaos. The entry courtyard and front porch offer additional spots where the client unwinds at the end of the day in his lush, personal urban oasis.