This expansive country estate was recently purchased by clients from an earlier landscape redo we completed on a different property. Here we kept the impressive vertical Taylor Junipers and transplanted large amounts of interesting native plants to areas around the existing pond. New borders were created so far in the front areas of the property including evergreen Boxwoods, Illicium and Laurel for structure… “Bluebeard” shrubs, Hydrangea species, and Amsonia were added for mid height blooms. Loads of perennials from Nepeta to “Shasta” Daisy , “Sunny Border Blue” Veronica , Gaura, and Penstemon knit a tapestry of color and form. A semi-formal garden was created around a newly built beautiful Chicken Coop with amazing large hydrangea trees starting out with white blooms turning a rich berry pink color by late Summer. A good percentage of Native Plants and Deer Resistant plants are used in this project.

This expansive country estate was recently purchased by clients from an earlier landscape redo we completed on a different property. Here we kept the impressive vertical Taylor Junipers and transplanted large amounts of interesting native plants to areas around the existing pond. New borders were created so far in the front areas of the property including evergreen Boxwoods, Illicium and Laurel for structure… “Bluebeard” shrubs, Hydrangea species, and Amsonia were added for mid height blooms. Loads of perennials from Nepeta to “Shasta” Daisy , “Sunny Border Blue” Veronica , Gaura, and Penstemon knit a tapestry of color and form. A semi-formal garden was created around a newly built beautiful Chicken Coop with amazing large hydrangea trees starting out with white blooms turning a rich berry pink color by late Summer. A good percentage of Native Plants and Deer Resistant plants are used in this project.

This expansive country estate was recently purchased by clients from an earlier landscape redo we completed on a different property. Here we kept the impressive vertical Taylor Junipers and transplanted large amounts of interesting native plants to areas around the existing pond. New borders were created so far in the front areas of the property including evergreen Boxwoods, Illicium and Laurel for structure… “Bluebeard” shrubs, Hydrangea species, and Amsonia were added for mid height blooms. Loads of perennials from Nepeta to “Shasta” Daisy , “Sunny Border Blue” Veronica , Gaura, and Penstemon knit a tapestry of color and form. A semi-formal garden was created around a newly built beautiful Chicken Coop with amazing large hydrangea trees starting out with white blooms turning a rich berry pink color by late Summer. A good percentage of Native Plants and Deer Resistant plants are used in this project.

Featured in Montreal Home 2015 Kitchen issue. Well situated in Mont Royal, this split-level home had many positives apart from its dated interior, and layout of many small and inefficient rooms. This was all at odds with the owners’ lifestyle and aesthetic. The client had architectural plans designed for a third floor addition that were to include a master bedroom and ensuite bathroom. The desired look for the entire house influenced all aspects of construction. Apart from the removal most walls on the main floor, everything was stripped back to the most simple and pure of finishing materials. The existing floors were refinished in a smoked grey matte palette and offset the rich warm walnut accents in the kitchen and soft white walls. With an abundance of white walls throughout, feature walls were essential in both the master bedroom and ensuite. The deep charcoal wall in the bedroom provides dramatic contrast to the teak headboard and hammered silver light fixture. The ensuite’s feature wall is made of pewter ceramic tiles that add texture and elegance to this simple space. Materials and furnishings throughout were selected for their simplicity and form. Photo : Drew Hadley

Arranging homeowners collection of flea market finds included fresh sunflowers and Gerbera daisies in mason jars. #blueaccents #staging
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This expansive country estate was recently purchased by clients from an earlier landscape redo we completed on a different property. Here we kept the impressive vertical Taylor Junipers and transplanted large amounts of interesting native plants to areas around the existing pond. New borders were created so far in the front areas of the property including evergreen Boxwoods, Illicium and Laurel for structure… “Bluebeard” shrubs, Hydrangea species, and Amsonia were added for mid height blooms. Loads of perennials from Nepeta to “Shasta” Daisy , “Sunny Border Blue” Veronica , Gaura, and Penstemon knit a tapestry of color and form. A semi-formal garden was created around a newly built beautiful Chicken Coop with amazing large hydrangea trees starting out with white blooms turning a rich berry pink color by late Summer. A good percentage of Native Plants and Deer Resistant plants are used in this project.

This expansive country estate was recently purchased by clients from an earlier landscape redo we completed on a different property. Here we kept the impressive vertical Taylor Junipers and transplanted large amounts of interesting native plants to areas around the existing pond. New borders were created so far in the front areas of the property including evergreen Boxwoods, Illicium and Laurel for structure… “Bluebeard” shrubs, Hydrangea species, and Amsonia were added for mid height blooms. Loads of perennials from Nepeta to “Shasta” Daisy , “Sunny Border Blue” Veronica , Gaura, and Penstemon knit a tapestry of color and form. A semi-formal garden was created around a newly built beautiful Chicken Coop with amazing large hydrangea trees starting out with white blooms turning a rich berry pink color by late Summer. A good percentage of Native Plants and Deer Resistant plants are used in this project.

This expansive country estate was recently purchased by clients from an earlier landscape redo we completed on a different property. Here we kept the impressive vertical Taylor Junipers and transplanted large amounts of interesting native plants to areas around the existing pond. New borders were created so far in the front areas of the property including evergreen Boxwoods, Illicium and Laurel for structure… “Bluebeard” shrubs, Hydrangea species, and Amsonia were added for mid height blooms. Loads of perennials from Nepeta to “Shasta” Daisy , “Sunny Border Blue” Veronica , Gaura, and Penstemon knit a tapestry of color and form. A semi-formal garden was created around a newly built beautiful Chicken Coop with amazing large hydrangea trees starting out with white blooms turning a rich berry pink color by late Summer. A good percentage of Native Plants and Deer Resistant plants are used in this project.