Inspiration for a small contemporary privacy and partial sun front yard concrete paver landscaping in Miami.

Eclectic porch idea in Orange County

Lucas Fladzinski Photography
Example of a small trendy master gray tile and cement tile bathroom design in San Francisco

Foundation Design
Design ideas for a contemporary landscaping in Los Angeles.

Simple bamboo stalks give this guest room a vertical lift and create a peacful, zen environment for the vistors. Hand painted wall mural by Mural Envy. Photo: Toni Miraldi

John Sutton Photography

Inspiration for a contemporary landscaping in Miami.

Front lawn was treated, weeded, leveled and hedged the area where new vegetation was to be placed. We choose a variety of burgundy color plants to play contrast with the blue walls. We used against the front wall Black Vanish hedge (arbusto Mosaico Vino); Breynia Nivosa (arbusto Nevado Rosa); Dianella Tasmanica, a variety of sun resistant bromeliads. The area was flanked by a adult 6 ft. Dracaena marginata ‘Tricolor’ and two Cordyline'' sp. 'pink integrity' – leaves and also an adult 6 ft tall Rutacea Murraya Paniculata Mirto (Café de la India)

This pretty trellis allows the trees, plants and garden to grow up and around while you walk thru the side of the house.
Photo of a mid-sized contemporary shade side yard mulch landscaping in Miami.

Patrick & Topaze McCaffery - Taproot Garden Design & Fine Gardening "Citrus trees grow in raised boxes between two driveways; an ideal solution for screening."

Zito Landscape Design South Florida
Inspiration for a tropical landscaping in Miami.

Inspiration for a modern living room remodel in San Luis Obispo

Katz transformed this backyard into a peaceful retreat away from the noise of the city.
Design ideas for an eclectic landscaping in New Orleans.

From the beginning, the design concept of this house was to incorporate a giant pecan tree that was situated in the middle of the property. Other geographical restraints required us to divide the project into two halves. The first part of the house was at the street level and the other part began at the bottom and back of the property. By bridging the two ends together, we created the core of the residence, which became the center of the tree. At this time, East Austin was in the beginning of a transformation -as the neighborhood became more gentrified. it became our goal to be conscious of our surroundings and to create a comfortable modern home, that would blend within the scale of the vernacular. We created a low profile hundred foot ramp-roof that followed the slope of the hill, so as to be inconspicuous in a neighborhood whose houses were an average of a thousand square feet. Green construction and new light gauge steel construction building systems were used in the building of this house. Making it - at the time, one of the only projects of it's kind in Austin.

Backyard patio with Dover Grey porcelain slabs, cut basalt step, custom trellis for privacy, new planters with plants and landscape lighting.
Photo of a modern partial sun backyard landscaping in Vancouver.