Designed, installed and maintenance by Staghorn NYC, this terrace garden is located in a landmarked Art Deco building in midtown Manhattan. Eclectic planters and iron furniture mix with fluffy white hydrangeas, ornamental grasses, and a variety of other perennials and evergreens. The plantings offer some privacy while allowing the awesome views to be unobstructed.

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Designed, installed and maintenance by Staghorn NYC, this terrace garden is located in a landmarked Art Deco building in midtown Manhattan. Eclectic planters and iron furniture mix with fluffy white hydrangeas, ornamental grasses, and a variety of other perennials and evergreens. The plantings offer some privacy while allowing the awesome views to be unobstructed.

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Rectangular gunite pool with a full-width tanning ledge, wrapped in French-pattern travertine decking that stays cool underfoot through a Gulf Coast August. A raised planter bed of banana and bird of paradise runs the length of the far side, screening the fence line and giving the yard height without eating up deck space. Built by Aquatic Pools, serving Galveston County and the Greater Houston area.

Designed, installed and maintenance by Staghorn NYC, this terrace garden is located in a landmarked Art Deco building in midtown Manhattan. Eclectic planters and iron furniture mix with fluffy white hydrangeas, ornamental grasses, and a variety of other perennials and evergreens. The plantings offer some privacy while allowing the awesome views to be unobstructed.

Designer: Jillian Gage, JL Powers Design. Photography: Oliver Bencosme.
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Front entry, auto court and garage. Builder – GEF Development, Interiors - Ownby Design, Photographer – Thompson Photographic.
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Open look after all overgrown landscaping removed. Solar up light added to highlight Crepe Myrtle which might bloom pink! Many of my neighbors have had to remove old Arizona Ash trees from front or back yards. I am not sure yet if I will plant a front yard tree; will see if I change my mind in August. Plan to add large saucer planter for succulents to front corner of pavers and a rectangular planter on porch with house numbers. Next project is to paint wood and trim a lighter color and replace front door with mid-century style with glass.

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Designed, installed and maintenance by Staghorn NYC, this terrace garden is located in a landmarked Art Deco building in midtown Manhattan. Eclectic planters and iron furniture mix with fluffy white hydrangeas, ornamental grasses, and a variety of other perennials and evergreens. The plantings offer some privacy while allowing the awesome views to be unobstructed.

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