Dan Lee
Photo of a contemporary landscaping in Denver.

Rafters, soffits, siding, facia, timbers, etc can all be coordinated with our 5 step Vintage Woods process.
Country exterior home photo in Denver

The design inspiration for this daylight basement turned guest quarters was a fusion of urban edge and a deep sea palette. Furniture was reclaimed and re-purposed in a fresh way and unexpected art was added to create visual interest. A custom mixed teal wall color creates an underwater feeling while the wood slice art adds warmth to the living area. The Barracuda art in the hallway to the bedroom was inspired by the families passion for sea diving. We worked with an etsy artist who created barracuda line drawings which we framed and wall mounted in a 'fish school' formation. The citron painted frames make the black and white drawings pop! Over the bed, we framed black fan coral in crisp white frames. The effect is delicate and artful. A basement turned guest quarters filled with sea inspired personality! Bring on the guests! Designed by: Jennifer Gardner Design Photographed by: Marcela Winspear

Our natural basalt fountain kit featuring three columns with natural sides and tops create a beautiful flow of water. The free flowing water drowns out neighborhood noise and focuses your senses. Each column is drilled through the center which allows the water to flow as a fountain. The columns sit atop an AquaBox basin which holds the water and pump allowing the system to recirculate using its own water. With a small footprint, easy installation, and low maintenance, this fountain is a natural for any landscape setting.

MCM Style with Perpindicular Glass Slivers
Inspiration for a modern front door remodel in Salt Lake City with a medium wood front door

David Morello
Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in Houston.

Location: Cohasset, MA, United States This elegant property has gorgeous views of the harbor, with sweeping stone walls that create a terraced effect. Since the house was a warm beige, I felt a bold red would really bring it to life, mixed with burgundy foliage and big, dramatic grasses. Hay Scented Fern, Solomon's Seal and Hellebore create a dense, naturalistic ground cover along this slope at the bottom on a ledge cliff.

Home design - rustic home design idea

a lovely stone path... How do you get to the backyard? Never waste a space... so many just think about the front yard or the back yard. But the connections between focal spacse can have the greatest impact on your over all outdoor living environment... so don't just skip the side yard... give it the close attention it deserves and it will only enhance the overall quality of design.... Contact us and Professional Landscape Designer Glenn Switzer to begin the journey of transforming your functional space to evoke the feeling of living in fine art... The Art of Landscape Glenn Switzer

PHILLIP JEFFRIES
Trendy home bar photo in Miami

Reclaimed fir T&G with faded grey finish. Photo: Sterling Lorence
Example of a beach style deck design in Vancouver

Inspiration for a modern home design remodel in Philadelphia

Cottage home design photo in St Louis

Split rail fencing is a beautiful, traditional style of fence. It is one of the oldest styles of fence that is still manufactured and installed today. Why? Split rail fences are the best of everything. First, the are inexpensive because of the materials needed (basic wood slates and posts). Second, they can be put up in a very short amount of time. This is because the posts only need a three-step installation, making it more efficient. Third, they add a rustic look to all types of properties. We have installed split rail fencing on all types of properties - residential, farms, and more. They are a great option for keeping horse and livestock in a contained area also. We use different types of wood depending on the project we are working on. Not all wood is right for a split rail fence. You will want to go with something that is sturdy and weather-proof. We coat all of our wood with a special varnish clear-coat that keeps away termites and protects against harsh weather.

European style cabinets and panels were used to transform this kitchen. Sleek lines and contrasting finishes add a modern touch while housing state of the art appliances.

A granite slab crossing a shallow rill in a Maritime Woodland along the coast of Downeast Maine. Photo credit: © Ann Kearsley Design 2013
Design ideas for a contemporary landscaping in Portland Maine.

This is an example of a huge transitional partial sun hillside gravel formal garden in New York.