Design ideas for a mid-sized rustic courtyard landscaping in Salt Lake City.

After working with these clients to renovate their previous home, these homeowners got the renovation bug. They decided to buy another home in the town that they love, and renovate it just to their liking. This house was originally constructed in the 1850's, and was filled with beautiful period details which we all wanted to retain as much as possible. This master bathroom was created out of a space previously used as a large closet, or possibly even a very small nursery. All of the plumbing is completely new, but the homeowners selected materials with a traditional vibe -- a console sink, hex tile, and traditional fittings keep with the original home's character.

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This is an example of a mid-sized rustic shade front yard stone driveway in New York.

A Unilock paver pool deck and patio space was installed to tie into the natural stone elements. | Beall's Landscaping - Pittsburgh - Murrysville - Gibsonia - Greensburg

Landscaping was incorporated on both sides of the property to create a private space in their luxurious backyard. | Beall's Landscaping - Pittsburgh - Murrysville - Gibsonia - Greensburg

Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless beige one-story wood exterior home remodel in Philadelphia

This is an example of a large traditional backyard outdoor basketball/tennis/multi-game court in Omaha.

The curvilinear pool deck design created an informal feel in the outdoor space for chaise lounge chairs around the pool. | Beall's Landscaping - Pittsburgh - Murrysville - Gibsonia - Greensburg

A whole Landscaping design for a new home build Front to back. Phase 2 coming 2023!
Photo of a large mid-century modern full sun backyard concrete paver formal garden for spring.

A whole Landscaping design for a new home build Front to back. Phase 2 coming 2023!
Photo of a large mid-century modern full sun backyard concrete paver formal garden for spring.

A custom gas firepit near the pool house was incorporated for evening enjoyment in cool weather. | Beall's Landscaping - Pittsburgh - Murrysville - Gibsonia - Greensburg

GOALS After recently completing indoor renovations, the homeowners were now ready to focus on updating and improving their property. The home lacked curb appeal and was void of any landscape. The land sloped down to the right of the house where decaying retaining walls needed to be addressed and the backyard needed a complete overhaul. – Add curb appeal – Create seasonal interest – Replace failing retaining walls – Create a cohesive space in both the front and rear yards APPROACH The timber wall in the rear yard was removed along with the decaying wall in the front yard. The updated design incorporated a new masonry retaining wall to complement the stucco finish on the house. A natural moss rock wall was added to the front right side of the house to help even out the grade along the foundation. A selection of hardy plants were selected to soften the architecture of the home, providing year-round interest and immense curb appeal. PLANTING COMPONENTS • Large specimen trees, such as hinoki cypress and holly were used to add height and to anchor the home within the landscape. • Southern magnolia and birch trees were placed in the lawn to add color and shade. • Flowering hydrangea, carpet roses, azaleas and perennials such as geranium, liriope, astilbe, coreopsis and nepeta were used to create seasonal interest. RESULT The redesigned landscape provided the finishing touch to the home’s renovations, restoring its curb appeal and adding tremendous value to the home overall.

A rectangular pool with automatic safety cover was installed by Seven Seas Pools with laminar flow jets and smart lighting. | Beall's Landscaping - Pittsburgh - Murrysville - Gibsonia - Greensburg

Mid-sized elegant backyard stone patio photo in Baltimore with a fire pit and no cover

GOALS After recently completing indoor renovations, the homeowners were now ready to focus on updating and improving their property. The home lacked curb appeal and was void of any landscape. The land sloped down to the right of the house where decaying retaining walls needed to be addressed and the backyard needed a complete overhaul. – Add curb appeal – Create seasonal interest – Replace failing retaining walls – Create a cohesive space in both the front and rear yards APPROACH The timber wall in the rear yard was removed along with the decaying wall in the front yard. The updated design incorporated a new masonry retaining wall to complement the stucco finish on the house. A natural moss rock wall was added to the front right side of the house to help even out the grade along the foundation. A selection of hardy plants were selected to soften the architecture of the home, providing year-round interest and immense curb appeal. PLANTING COMPONENTS • Large specimen trees, such as hinoki cypress and holly were used to add height and to anchor the home within the landscape. • Southern magnolia and birch trees were placed in the lawn to add color and shade. • Flowering hydrangea, carpet roses, azaleas and perennials such as geranium, liriope, astilbe, coreopsis and nepeta were used to create seasonal interest. RESULT The redesigned landscape provided the finishing touch to the home’s renovations, restoring its curb appeal and adding tremendous value to the home overall.

GOALS After recently completing indoor renovations, the homeowners were now ready to focus on updating and improving their property. The home lacked curb appeal and was void of any landscape. The land sloped down to the right of the house where decaying retaining walls needed to be addressed and the backyard needed a complete overhaul. – Add curb appeal – Create seasonal interest – Replace failing retaining walls – Create a cohesive space in both the front and rear yards APPROACH The timber wall in the rear yard was removed along with the decaying wall in the front yard. The updated design incorporated a new masonry retaining wall to complement the stucco finish on the house. A natural moss rock wall was added to the front right side of the house to help even out the grade along the foundation. A selection of hardy plants were selected to soften the architecture of the home, providing year-round interest and immense curb appeal. PLANTING COMPONENTS • Large specimen trees, such as hinoki cypress and holly were used to add height and to anchor the home within the landscape. • Southern magnolia and birch trees were placed in the lawn to add color and shade. • Flowering hydrangea, carpet roses, azaleas and perennials such as geranium, liriope, astilbe, coreopsis and nepeta were used to create seasonal interest. RESULT The redesigned landscape provided the finishing touch to the home’s renovations, restoring its curb appeal and adding tremendous value to the home overall.

Patio - huge traditional backyard stone patio idea in New York with a fire pit and a gazebo

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Inspiration for a mid-sized traditional courtyard stone retaining wall landscape in New York.