Example of a trendy light wood floor great room design in Singapore with white walls

This project transformed a small gravel driveway into a spacious, elegant paver driveway designed for both function and curb appeal. We expanded the layout to create better access and parking while enhancing the overall look of the property. A rectangular garden bed was incorporated along the front of the house to clearly define the space and prevent vehicles from parking directly against the façade. Two custom stone pillars with integrated lighting beneath the caps were installed at the entrance, adding architectural character and subtle nighttime illumination. Before construction, we developed a detailed plan and 3D renderings, allowing the client to select the preferred pattern and layout for the new driveway with confidence.

This project transformed a small gravel driveway into a spacious, elegant paver driveway designed for both function and curb appeal. We expanded the layout to create better access and parking while enhancing the overall look of the property. A rectangular garden bed was incorporated along the front of the house to clearly define the space and prevent vehicles from parking directly against the façade. Two custom stone pillars with integrated lighting beneath the caps were installed at the entrance, adding architectural character and subtle nighttime illumination. Before construction, we developed a detailed plan and 3D renderings, allowing the client to select the preferred pattern and layout for the new driveway with confidence.

Designer: Christophe Pillet The simple form of this base for tables adapts perfectly and easily to a round, square or rectangular top. Each top (available in different types and finishes) is enhanced thanks to this Summerset base. A simple cross base gives momentum to an outdoor table. Easy to match, it is available in white, mocha, gray and cyan. Top available in various types and colors. This table base can be assembled with tops of various types, according to the taste and needs of the customer.

In 1833, a spectacular meteor shower fell across the night skies of Alabama. One century later, Frank Perkins composed a jazz tune inspired by the event: Stars Fell on Alabama. Our own version of the tune sparkles with a composition of Tree Magnolias and Illuminated brown and cream nylon flowers.

Howard Roberts
Eclectic pool photo in New York

Open shower design allows for natural light to enhance the craftsmanship.
Beige tile and porcelain tile walk-in shower photo in Portland with furniture-like cabinets, light wood cabinets and an undermount sink

Contemporary front entrance with natural elements of wood and stone. Full width entry steps access both the front and side entrance points. Linear parking pad with black polished river stone accents the homes euro flair exterior. Backyard has a linear fibreglass swimming pool with fire and water features, large and long retaining walls with garden bed accents. Landscape design by Melanie Rekola, photo by Chris Keleher Reality

Photo of a small traditional shade front yard stone landscaping in Philadelphia for summer.

Designer: Christophe Pillet The simple form of this base for tables adapts perfectly and easily to a round, square or rectangular top. Each top (available in different types and finishes) is enhanced thanks to this Summerset base. A simple cross base gives momentum to an outdoor table. Easy to match, it is available in white, mocha, gray and cyan. Top available in various types and colors. This table base can be assembled with tops of various types, according to the taste and needs of the customer.

Howard Roberts
Inspiration for an eclectic pool remodel in New York

Howard Roberts
Pool - eclectic pool idea in New York

Howard Roberts
Inspiration for an eclectic pool remodel in New York

This project transformed a small gravel driveway into a spacious, elegant paver driveway designed for both function and curb appeal. We expanded the layout to create better access and parking while enhancing the overall look of the property. A rectangular garden bed was incorporated along the front of the house to clearly define the space and prevent vehicles from parking directly against the façade. Two custom stone pillars with integrated lighting beneath the caps were installed at the entrance, adding architectural character and subtle nighttime illumination. Before construction, we developed a detailed plan and 3D renderings, allowing the client to select the preferred pattern and layout for the new driveway with confidence.

This overgrown, rectangular yard in San Francisco is home to a young couple, their 3-year-old daughter, and twins that were on the way. Typical of many San Francisco yards, it is accessed from the back deck down a long set of stairs. The client wanted to be able to spend quality time in the yard with her two new babies and toddler. The design includes a play structure, a covered sand box, a small raised planter for playing in the dirt. Due to the limited space, several trellises were added to the side and back fence so that vines could add color surrounding the new play area. Covering an existing concrete pad with cut Connecticut Bluestone enhanced the adult seating area and was surrounded by low maintenance colorful planting beds. A simple but beautiful walkway of stones set in lose pebbles connects these two use areas. Custom lattice was added onto the underside of the deck to hide the large utility area. The existing deck and stairs were repaired and refurbished to improve it’s look and longevity. The clients were very happy with the end result which came in on time and budget just as the twin girls were born.

Eirik Johnson
Mid-sized trendy three-story flat roof photo in Seattle with a green roof

Mid-sized trendy side yard patio photo in San Francisco

Howard Roberts
Eclectic pool photo in New York