Our custom built pergolas can look modern or traditional. Plus, they are a great way to ensure you can watch the sunset regardless of the weather!
Example of a large mountain style backyard patio design in Omaha with a pergola

This outdoor living room offers the homeowners a quiet and secluded place to rest and unwind. A neighbouring Black Walnut Tree reduced the overall functional usability of this backyard, and the idea for an outdoor living room was developed. The pocket doors can be screens or can be switched to glass windows when the weather turns colder, offering extended use of the outdoor room during the shoulder seasons.

Courtyard Front Entry Pool Detail IBI Designs
Trendy pool photo in Miami

This is an example of a landscaping in Toronto.

photo credit: Mike Swan
Example of a country home design design in San Francisco

Want something that can provide shade AND sun, depending on the weather? Out Struxure Outdoor pergolas are the perfect solution! Because they have adjustable louvered tops, you can open and close them according to your personal preference.

photo credit: Mike Swan
Country home design photo in San Francisco

Custom bi-folding/french doors leading from main living room to outdoor living space. Custom large picture window for enhanced scenic views also installed above bi-fold doors for master bedroom. Design: AMS Landscape Design Studios, Inc. / Photography: Jeri Koegel

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Design ideas for a contemporary drought-tolerant backyard concrete paver landscaping in San Diego.

Extend the season spent outdoors with our adjustable louvered pergolas, built custom just for you! This one features a slide louvered top that can open and close depending on your personal preference.

Inspiration for a mid-sized traditional partial sun backyard stone formal garden in Portland for spring.

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This is an example of a mid-sized contemporary full sun backyard retaining wall landscape in Other for fall.

Walpole Outdoors - Beautiful white fencing brings out the best in your home and garden.
Elegant home design photo in Boston

Photo of a mid-sized transitional full sun backyard concrete paver landscaping in Minneapolis for summer.

photo credit: Mike Swan
Inspiration for a farmhouse home design remodel in San Francisco

Inspiration for a small craftsman dark wood floor and brown floor entryway remodel in Other with green walls and a light wood front door

This new construction home was in need of a complete landscape design and installation. All details were considered to create intimate spaces as well as a sweeping backyard landscape to compliment the views from the home. The home sits on two lots which allowed it to be built at the desired size. The front yard includes a modern entry courtyard featuring bluestone, decorative gravel and granite sculpture - as well as decorative concrete planters. The backyard has several levels. The upper level is an expanse of lawn with hedging. The middle tier planting softens the poured concrete wall. A steep slope descends to the street below. The homeowners wanted to create access from parking below to the home above, so a series of pavers and granite risers was designed to create a comfortable pathway that also forms the focal point of the backyard. Ecoturf lawn was installed on the slope to minimize the need for water and mowing. Concrete edging deliniates the lawn from the beds where a mixture of evergreen and deciduous plants create year-round interest. The overall result includes modern details and some sweeping curves that draw the eye up to the home from the street below Wiilam Wright Photography

Recessed solar shades to enhance dining area experience. Design: AMS Landscape Design Studios, Inc. / Photography: Jeri Koegel
Example of a large trendy backyard stone patio kitchen design in Orange County with a gazebo

The landscape surrounding this classic home had completely swallowed up an extensive series of garden rooms, walls and fountains. The overgrown plantings were removed to reveal the existing "bones" of the gardens and a new simpler planting design of dwarf boxwood hedging, hydrangeas, and mixed perennials was implemented to complement and re-establish the garden structure. The only "survivor" of the removals was the mature wisteria vine trained above three sets of French Doors that lead out to the lawn terrace.