Gorgeous, hand textured weathered wood-look flooring!
Country bedroom photo in Miami

18 x 18 Gray Floor Tile layed on Diamond pattern
Bathroom - traditional gray tile and porcelain tile bathroom idea in Austin

Deck - huge backyard glass railing deck idea in Toronto

Large trendy living room photo in Bengaluru

When we envisioned the new landscape within the outdoor living space at Solana Beach Coastal Oasis, we imagined we were sitting poolside at a lushly planted Baja Zen style retreat. The owners of this Solana Beach home wanted plenty of space for outdoor dining and lounging by the pool. We enjoy creating innovative outdoor spaces for clients that can check both boxes. The outcome of this serene coastal landscape design has just the right combination of sleek and rustic elements, while being low maintenance. This outdoor renovation also included some eco-friendly upgrades. We renovated an existing sprinkler system so that it uses 60% less water than traditional systems. To keep it easy for the client, we added a custom Ipe wood pool cover box that also serves as a bench. This box contains the solar pool cover that was a challenge to store and an eyesore in the scenery. We introduced succulents and other low water plants in order to reduce the amount of water that is typically required to keep landscapes thriving in Southern California. Additional Design Elements: Potted plants including Citrus and Japanese Maple trees Custom Redwood entry gates and privacy fence Custom Ipe wood bench box that also stores the unsightly solar pool cover Fire pit table installed for enjoying cool evenings Stone veneered outdoor BBQ Stone veneered columns and retaining walls Pool with waterfall Spa Stained concrete walkways and patios with inlaid stone bands Low voltage lighting Bistro lights Teak patio furniture Eco-Friendly Upgrades

Design ideas for a mid-sized traditional partial sun front yard concrete paver landscaping in Boston.

Custom cornice box for a Manhattan beach home. The cornice box helps this window go from modest light source to beautiful interior view. Seamlessly hides window treatment and makes a fabulous statement of its own.

Scott Ford

This is the view from the homeowners' dining room window. Some privacy to the neighbouring property was desirable, but the "wall" effect of a hedge was to be avoided. Three Pacific Fire Maples (Acer circinatum 'Pacific Fire') were selected as the tree canopy would provide sufficient privacy and the very colourful bark would be visually stunning through the fall and winter.

Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in Seattle.

Split face marble laying on wall.

Example of a trendy bathroom design in New York

Small paver patio for an affordable space.
Inspiration for a contemporary home design remodel in Seattle

Home design - traditional home design idea in Charlotte

Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in Boston.