You can practically smell pine needles peeking at this forest-inspired bathroom with 2x6 Tile in Hunter Green filling the walls with rich color. DESIGN Peter Saling PHOTOS Peter Saling INSTALLER MART Inc TILE SHOWN: 2x6 in Hunter Green

LeafGuard® gutter guards are designed to allow water to flow freely while eliminating clogs by deflecting debris such as leaves, pine needles, and other debris from trees. They've even earned the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval. For these reasons, Kate opted to have them installed on her home.

The volume of this Entry was in need of an element that would bring the size into a more comfortable scale to the human perspective. The doors themselves are a towering 10' height. We had a wallpaper custom made with pine needles applied to the surface then painted a gorgeous antiqued metallic. The rectangular paper is set in a brick pattern. Please leave a comment for information on any items seen in our photographs. You may gain more information concerning our work by visiting our website www.InteriorDesigner-LasVegas.com

Strawberries grow well on S facing balconies, but only the Alpine varieties (not the regular varieties) can overwintered outside on a balcony in our climate, USDA zone 4/Canada zone 5. They can survive winter after winter, but it is still helpful to use a straw or pine needle mulch to add a layer of protection. Nevertheless, if you love the larger strawberries, you can grow them in larger containers during the clement weather, and start over with new plants in the spring.

PERFORATED LEAF GUARDS – CLOG-FREE AND DEBRIS-FREE Leaf guards, also known as gutter covers, are designed for drying out the pesky leaves, twigs, pine needles and other debris on the surface. Perforated leaf guards can be installed on the roofing of your home, storefront or warehouse to keep the drainage system clean. Thus the preliminary filtered water, rainwater or melted snow can flow freely into the gutter without clogging. Based on experience, we recommend you choose stainless steel or aluminum as the preferred choice. Cost effective and practical. Completely enclosed system. Versatile for various roof types. Consistent strength and pest resistance. Invisible from the ground. Multiple installation method options.

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REVERSE CURVE GUTTER GUARDS Reverse curve gutter guard details: Has holes and openings. Will not keep out leaves, pine needles, shingle grit or dirt. Will not keep out insects. Eventually requires replacement of existing gutters. May disturb your roof or shingles and void your roof warranty. Comparison: http://bit.ly/1qtVoDa

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Natural Stone outdoor Living Area This Natural Stone Outdoor living Area features tons of amazing natural stone work throughout the project. The installation features a natural stone pool deck, broken flagstone paths, entrance patio at pool house, and natural stone waterfall at pool. Pool deck, patio, and paths are constructed using full color irregular PA flagstone. Joints in flagstone patio were filled with Unilock ‘EZPro’ joint material. Spaces between stones in path have lawn installed. An additional broken flagstone patio area in back of home was also installed. Pool Waterfall The Pool Waterfall is constructed using Semco ‘Weathered Limestone’ with stone outcroppings and boulders placed in areas surrounding waterfall and back side of pool for more natural appearance. Landscaping was installed around the backside of the waterfalls to further naturalize the apperance and disguise the pool equipment. Front Stone Walkway Flagstone walkways and steps were installed in multiple areas around the home. The Main entrance to the home features a long spaced flagstone walkway with natural stone natural stone steps and landing area. Two separate side entrance’s to the home are also complete with natural stone steps and landing areas. Landing and step risers were finished with matching stucco. Cobblestone Walkways and Driveway Accents Other paths around the house are bordered with gray Belgium block cobble stone, lined with 3/8″ decorative pebble, with stone base and separation material beneath. Two belgium block driveway bands as well as linear belgium block driveway curbing along the flower bed edges at the driveway were installed in the front of the home. Landscape Lighting Also included in this project is the installation of the low voltage LED landscape lighting system. The Coastal Source system with vintage brass finish included path lights, uplights, and niche lights. Landscaping Landscape beds, plants and trees, and pine needle mulch were installed through out the property. There was also a significant amount of regrading and seeding done. Water retention Basins Two large underground water retention basins were installed on separate sides of the the property. These basins will house the majority of the run off from the entire roof area and allow it to percolate back in to the soil. see more amazing projects: https://cepontzsons.com

Natural Stone outdoor Living Area This Natural Stone Outdoor living Area features tons of amazing natural stone work throughout the project. The installation features a natural stone pool deck, broken flagstone paths, entrance patio at pool house, and natural stone waterfall at pool. Pool deck, patio, and paths are constructed using full color irregular PA flagstone. Joints in flagstone patio were filled with Unilock ‘EZPro’ joint material. Spaces between stones in path have lawn installed. An additional broken flagstone patio area in back of home was also installed. Pool Waterfall The Pool Waterfall is constructed using Semco ‘Weathered Limestone’ with stone outcroppings and boulders placed in areas surrounding waterfall and back side of pool for more natural appearance. Landscaping was installed around the backside of the waterfalls to further naturalize the apperance and disguise the pool equipment. Front Stone Walkway Flagstone walkways and steps were installed in multiple areas around the home. The Main entrance to the home features a long spaced flagstone walkway with natural stone natural stone steps and landing area. Two separate side entrance’s to the home are also complete with natural stone steps and landing areas. Landing and step risers were finished with matching stucco. Cobblestone Walkways and Driveway Accents Other paths around the house are bordered with gray Belgium block cobble stone, lined with 3/8″ decorative pebble, with stone base and separation material beneath. Two belgium block driveway bands as well as linear belgium block driveway curbing along the flower bed edges at the driveway were installed in the front of the home. Landscape Lighting Also included in this project is the installation of the low voltage LED landscape lighting system. The Coastal Source system with vintage brass finish included path lights, uplights, and niche lights. Landscaping Landscape beds, plants and trees, and pine needle mulch were installed through out the property. There was also a significant amount of regrading and seeding done. Water retention Basins Two large underground water retention basins were installed on separate sides of the the property. These basins will house the majority of the run off from the entire roof area and allow it to percolate back in to the soil. see more amazing projects: https://cepontzsons.com

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Enhance the curb appeal of your home with eco-friendly mosses lining your driveway. Moss also serves as an erosion control solution. Best of all, you'll experience year-round green beauty, even in the winter, especially when compared to wide-spread use of brown mulch and pine needles. Photo by Annie Martin, www.mountainmoss.com

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