This poolside project is inspired by our Bullnose pool coping. Bullnose wall cap and pool coping is a great option for serpentine garden walls or rounded poolsides. The units' tighter width and tapered shape makes curves appear soft and very clean. Its rounded edge also has safety benefits, bringing a smoother texture to your pool's edge. Techo-Bloc's Bullnose Cap give poolsides, seat walls, and steps a softer appearance. This cap is also perfect to use for outdoor accessories such as kitchens and water features. Check out our website to shop the look! https://www.techo-bloc.com/shop/caps/bullnose/

Patio - large traditional backyard concrete paver patio idea in Seattle

A luxury pool house is at the heart of this extensive swimming pool landscape project in McLean, VA.
Inspiration for a large contemporary backyard stone and rectangular pool remodel in DC Metro

Pondless water feature with a flagstone patio and walkway we built in Ann Arbor.
Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in Detroit.

Multi-phase project - removed existing pool deck and coping; installed many drainage solutions; landscape lighting; installed new blue & lilac variegated flagstone pool deck; Pennsylvania Fieldstone boulder secured to pool deck; and walkway / side patio using Outdoor Living by Belgard Mega Arbel pavers with a Laffit border in Brookstone blend. After photos by Candy Wheelock Photography.

This project in Downingtown focused on refreshing a rear patio while preserving a natural, organic look that blends seamlessly with the surrounding landscape. Building a Strong, Natural Foundation We began by carefully grading and leveling the patio area to create a stable base for the installation. To reinforce the perimeter and maintain long-term durability, small boulders were tightly placed along the edges. This approach not only enhances the natural aesthetic but also helps prevent the loss of base material over time. With the foundation prepared, we installed irregular flagstone, cutting and fitting each piece with precision. The result is a clean, tightly joined surface that resembles a natural stone puzzle, structured yet organic in appearance. Bringing It All Together To improve flow throughout the yard, stepping stone pathways were added on both sides of the patio. These pathways create smooth, intuitive transitions to other areas of the rear garden while maintaining the same natural design language. To complete the project, we constructed a flagstone walkway connecting the driveway to the rear garden. This addition enhances accessibility and ties the entire outdoor space together, creating a cohesive, functional environment that feels both intentional and effortlessly natural. If you’re looking to create a natural, beautifully crafted patio or walkway in Downingtown or anywhere around Chester County, our team is here to help. From thoughtful design to precise installation, we bring outdoor spaces to life with lasting quality and care. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and start planning your transformation.

Multi-phase project - removed existing pool deck and coping; installed many drainage solutions; landscape lighting; installed new blue & lilac variegated flagstone pool deck; Pennsylvania Fieldstone boulder secured to pool deck; and walkway / side patio using Outdoor Living by Belgard Mega Arbel pavers with a Laffit border in Brookstone blend. After photos by Candy Wheelock Photography.

Photos taken by Colby Coward, CEO of Texas Best Fence in Lewisville TX

Cameron Dark Quartzite Flagstone with Bitterroot face fire pit complemented by the orange furniture creates a warm and welcoming space.
Example of a minimalist patio design in San Francisco

Situated on Manor's 18th tee box, the patio and pavilion feature open views, low-maintenance plantings, and all of the amenities one needs for entertaining. The integrated hot tub is integrated into the AZEK decking for easy and safe access. We also paved the driveway and laid stone for the front path. Other features Hot tub that is half under the awning and half exposed to the sky for excellent stargazing Integrated porch lighting Stone flower boxes built into the multi-tiered patio Materials AZEK Terra Collection decking, Tahoe AZEK Harvest Collection decking, slate gray Pennsylvania flagstone patio blocks Cedar wood Pressure-treated wood Photos by Venturaphoto

Charcoal Quartzite Flagstone and Italian Bluestone Hammered create a unique look combined with lush green, deep gray, and warm wood colors.
Example of a minimalist patio design in San Francisco

Cameron Dark Quartzite Flagstone with Bitterroot face fire pit complemented by the orange furniture creates a warm and welcoming space.
Example of a minimalist patio design in San Francisco

Inspiration for a large timeless backyard stone patio remodel in Atlanta with a fire pit and no cover

At this residence, we created a small flagstone patio and backyard fire area nestled in the corner of their property. A pondless water feature starts behind the fire pit. Its first set of falls cascade down toward the fire and the viewers, then the stream winds its way around the boulders that contain the fire area. The final cascade faces the house and outdoor kitchen, making the feature visible and audible from all outdoor living areas. Plantings provide seasonal color and screening from the golf course without blocking the broader view.

Large stone steps - steppers walkway, path, sidewalk, with lighting and plant installation
Inspiration for a contemporary landscaping in DC Metro.

Example of a transitional home design design in Chicago

Wonderful transformation at the beginning of a multi-phase project. Wooded private lake lot cleared of most trees and large amount of soil moved to enhance view to the lake. The creation of a beautiful, pondless, waterfeature begins as you head towards the lake and transistions into a flagstone patio, contained by a mossrock seating wall, and a fire pit area. This postion allows for breathtaking views back towards the house and the water feature, or to several angles to the lake which offer countless possibilities of natural beauty. New stone step treads replaced rotted wooden steps and a flagstone walkway did the same for the dry portion of the dock. Pine straw was used to dress up areas to be planted and to provide a clean and finished look

This project in Downingtown focused on refreshing a rear patio while preserving a natural, organic look that blends seamlessly with the surrounding landscape. Building a Strong, Natural Foundation We began by carefully grading and leveling the patio area to create a stable base for the installation. To reinforce the perimeter and maintain long-term durability, small boulders were tightly placed along the edges. This approach not only enhances the natural aesthetic but also helps prevent the loss of base material over time. With the foundation prepared, we installed irregular flagstone, cutting and fitting each piece with precision. The result is a clean, tightly joined surface that resembles a natural stone puzzle, structured yet organic in appearance. Bringing It All Together To improve flow throughout the yard, stepping stone pathways were added on both sides of the patio. These pathways create smooth, intuitive transitions to other areas of the rear garden while maintaining the same natural design language. To complete the project, we constructed a flagstone walkway connecting the driveway to the rear garden. This addition enhances accessibility and ties the entire outdoor space together, creating a cohesive, functional environment that feels both intentional and effortlessly natural. If you’re looking to create a natural, beautifully crafted patio or walkway in Downingtown or anywhere around Chester County, our team is here to help. From thoughtful design to precise installation, we bring outdoor spaces to life with lasting quality and care. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and start planning your transformation.

Inspiration for a large traditional backyard concrete paver retaining wall landscape in Seattle.