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Michael Nash Design, Build & Homes2011 NARI CAPITAL COTY FINALIST AWARD WINNER
This family of four has recently purchased this home and their life style is involved with kids and outdoor activities. They disliked their current kitchen and the existing breakfast area was too small. The old wooden deck was small and falling apart, and they wanted to replace it with an area in which they could entertain and have a place for the kids to play.
The first step in the renovation was to tear down the back wall of the existing kitchen and breakfast room. A major load bearing wall holding up part of the second floor, major structural beams had to be put in place. Once installed, a 10’ x 24’ addition was added to extend the kitchen and breakfast room.
An interior laundry entrance was relocated to allow for pantry and bigger refrigerator to be installed. A large bay window was placed over the sink to bring more natural light into the workspace.
The new kitchen layout offers a lot more storage and counter space. A large island offers a prep sink and significant counter space for cooking, having a buffet, doing homework or having a quick meal. The maple cabinetry with slight glaze of mocha, granite counters, a stone accented backsplash and stainless steel appliances give this kitchen remodel a real spark.
Large double windows and transoms offer mom and dad full view of the built-in sandbox just outside so they can watch the children. New French doors lead onto the 20’ x 28’ flagstone patio. A short stone wall provides privacy and embedded lights make the space usable after sunset.
The outcome has been a delight for this family and achieved their goals. They can entertain indoors or outdoors and the kids have a great place to play.
Galanter & JonesAn over grown backyard was turned into an outdoor room complete with heated seating for adults, a grill and a covered sandbox for the kids.
Design ideas for a small modern shade backyard landscaping in San Francisco with decking for spring.
Design ideas for a small modern shade backyard landscaping in San Francisco with decking for spring.
Plan-it Earth DesignPea gravel is fun to play with. Blueberry bushes mulched with sawdust in the background. In front of the play tractor is a sandbox for more outdoor fun.
Garden installation and Rustic tractor design and construction by J. Walter Landscape & Irrigation, www.jwlic.com
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Ferdinand Castillo Landscape ArchitectThe clients wanted to develop a unusable backyard space for their growing family and expand their lifestyle with outdoor areas for entertainment. The extremely tight conditions were solved with creating multi-leveled but well connected spaces. All areas are linked with minimal stairs and built-in benches and whimsical spaces with a built-in slide. Adult areas were created in the form of an outdoor fireplace gathering area and a below-the deck lounge space. The design includes a built-in sandbox and water-play area, a mini-soccer field and an elevated space for forts and climbing. The overall design allows for all ages to participate but not be separated.
Barbara Wilson Landscape Architect, LLCWinter view of Luna fountain. Photo taken by Barbara Wilson, RLA
A small residential, seaside property located on Saugatuck Island in Wesport was rebuilt after devastating damage by a hurricane. All that remained from the original property was the pool and pool terrace. The house was raised approximately 5 feet to meet new FEMA codes and rebuilt under the design team of the owner, a well-known interior designer. Barbara was part of the landscape architectural team that helped create a sense of place for the new house. The landscape design included the addition of new walls and steps to the front door, new custom fencing surrounding the pool, an outdoor shower, landscape lighting, a custom fountain in the back yard, a sandbox (used as a relief area for the dog) and all new plantings. She coordinating obtaining bids and then supervised installation of the project.
The Great Canadian Landscaping Company Ltd.Natural playground of logs and boulders
Design ideas for a mid-sized contemporary full sun backyard outdoor playset in Vancouver.
Design ideas for a mid-sized contemporary full sun backyard outdoor playset in Vancouver.
Kids CreationsThis cedar swing set is a safe and affordable swing set and is a nice upgrade from our base model. The deluxe wooden roof provides shade and extra visual appeal that will impress the neighbors. As active ASTM safety members, safety is important to us... Featuring rounded corners and recessed hardware, children will be free from unnecessary cuts and scrapes. The monkey bars will be a favorite of children as they climb to the other side.
Barbara Wilson Landscape Architect, LLCPhotos taken by Barbara Wilson, RLA
A small residential, seaside property located on Saugatuck Island in Wesport was rebuilt after devastating damage by a hurricane. All that remained from the original property was the pool and pool terrace. The house was raised approximately 5 feet to meet new FEMA codes and rebuilt under the design team of the owner, a well-known interior designer. Barbara was part of the landscape architectural team that helped create a sense of place for the new house. The landscape design included the addition of new walls and steps to the front door, new custom fencing surrounding the pool, an outdoor shower, landscape lighting, a custom fountain in the back yard, a sandbox (used as a relief area for the dog) and all new plantings. She coordinating obtaining bids and then supervised installation of the project.
Fallen Oak FarmsThis playset was built for three darling little girls and included an oversized covered sandbox, enclosed spiral slide, self-watering and cleaning rabbit hutch, zip line and of course a sweet little vegetable garden! All designed and built by our Fallen Oak Artisan.
Manifest BuildingThis is an example of landscaping in Santa Barbara, a playground with artificial grass or synthetic grass, and a sandbox. - EcoLawn Santa Barbara
Design ideas for a modern drought-tolerant and full sun landscaping in Santa Barbara.
Design ideas for a modern drought-tolerant and full sun landscaping in Santa Barbara.
Burke Brothers Landscape Design/BuildPatio - contemporary backyard stone patio idea in Philadelphia with a roof extension
Barbara Wilson Landscape Architect, LLCCustom granite walk and circular pattern for the landing to the front door. Gravel mulch used between the stones and as mulch for the adjacent planting beds. Photo taken by Barbara Wilson, RLA
A small residential, seaside property located on Saugatuck Island in Wesport was rebuilt after devastating damage by a hurricane. All that remained from the original property was the pool and pool terrace. The house was raised approximately 5 feet to meet new FEMA codes and rebuilt under the design team of the owner, a well-known interior designer. Barbara was part of the landscape architectural team that helped create a sense of place for the new house. The landscape design included the addition of new walls and steps to the front door, new custom fencing surrounding the pool, an outdoor shower, landscape lighting, a custom fountain in the back yard, a sandbox (used as a relief area for the dog) and all new plantings. She coordinating obtaining bids and then supervised installation of the project.
Barbara Wilson Landscape Architect, LLCSalt tolerant plantings with minimal lawn in the front yard. Photo taken by Barbara Wilson, RLA
A small residential, seaside property located on Saugatuck Island in Wesport was rebuilt after devastating damage by a hurricane. All that remained from the original property was the pool and pool terrace. The house was raised approximately 5 feet to meet new FEMA codes and rebuilt under the design team of the owner, a well-known interior designer. Barbara was part of the landscape architectural team that helped create a sense of place for the new house. The landscape design included the addition of new walls and steps to the front door, new custom fencing surrounding the pool, an outdoor shower, landscape lighting, a custom fountain in the back yard, a sandbox (used as a relief area for the dog) and all new plantings. She coordinating obtaining bids and then supervised installation of the project.
NIMMO ArchitectureConvertible kids playhouse / fort / cabana with hidden storage and sandbox.
Minimalist home design photo in Dallas
Minimalist home design photo in Dallas
Barbara Wilson Landscape Architect, LLCCustom colored Luna Fountain (urn) with matching bench set on granite pavers with gravel mulch. Photo taken by Barbara Wilson, RLA
A small residential, seaside property located on Saugatuck Island in Wesport was rebuilt after devastating damage by a hurricane. All that remained from the original property was the pool and pool terrace. The house was raised approximately 5 feet to meet new FEMA codes and rebuilt under the design team of the owner, a well-known interior designer. Barbara was part of the landscape architectural team that helped create a sense of place for the new house. The landscape design included the addition of new walls and steps to the front door, new custom fencing surrounding the pool, an outdoor shower, landscape lighting, a custom fountain in the back yard, a sandbox (used as a relief area for the dog) and all new plantings. She coordinating obtaining bids and then supervised installation of the project.
Michael Nash Design, Build & Homes2011 NARI CAPITAL COTY FINALIST AWARD WINNER
This family of four has recently purchased this home and their life style is involved with kids and outdoor activities. They disliked their current kitchen and the existing breakfast area was too small. The old wooden deck was small and falling apart, and they wanted to replace it with an area in which they could entertain and have a place for the kids to play.
The first step in the renovation was to tear down the back wall of the existing kitchen and breakfast room. A major load bearing wall holding up part of the second floor, major structural beams had to be put in place. Once installed, a 10’ x 24’ addition was added to extend the kitchen and breakfast room.
An interior laundry entrance was relocated to allow for pantry and bigger refrigerator to be installed. A large bay window was placed over the sink to bring more natural light into the workspace.
The new kitchen layout offers a lot more storage and counter space. A large island offers a prep sink and significant counter space for cooking, having a buffet, doing homework or having a quick meal. The maple cabinetry with slight glaze of mocha, granite counters, a stone accented backsplash and stainless steel appliances give this kitchen remodel a real spark.
Large double windows and transoms offer mom and dad full view of the built-in sandbox just outside so they can watch the children. New French doors lead onto the 20’ x 28’ flagstone patio. A short stone wall provides privacy and embedded lights make the space usable after sunset.
The outcome has been a delight for this family and achieved their goals. They can entertain indoors or outdoors and the kids have a great place to play.
Barbara Wilson Landscape Architect, LLCPhotos taken by Barbara Wilson, RLA
A small residential, seaside property located on Saugatuck Island in Wesport was rebuilt after devastating damage by a hurricane. All that remained from the original property was the pool and pool terrace. The house was raised approximately 5 feet to meet new FEMA codes and rebuilt under the design team of the owner, a well-known interior designer. Barbara was part of the landscape architectural team that helped create a sense of place for the new house. The landscape design included the addition of new walls and steps to the front door, new custom fencing surrounding the pool, an outdoor shower, landscape lighting, a custom fountain in the back yard, a sandbox (used as a relief area for the dog) and all new plantings. She coordinating obtaining bids and then supervised installation of the project.
Michael Nash Design, Build & Homes2011 NARI CAPITAL COTY FINALIST AWARD WINNER
This family of four has recently purchased this home and their life style is involved with kids and outdoor activities. They disliked their current kitchen and the existing breakfast area was too small. The old wooden deck was small and falling apart, and they wanted to replace it with an area in which they could entertain and have a place for the kids to play.
The first step in the renovation was to tear down the back wall of the existing kitchen and breakfast room. A major load bearing wall holding up part of the second floor, major structural beams had to be put in place. Once installed, a 10’ x 24’ addition was added to extend the kitchen and breakfast room.
An interior laundry entrance was relocated to allow for pantry and bigger refrigerator to be installed. A large bay window was placed over the sink to bring more natural light into the workspace.
The new kitchen layout offers a lot more storage and counter space. A large island offers a prep sink and significant counter space for cooking, having a buffet, doing homework or having a quick meal. The maple cabinetry with slight glaze of mocha, granite counters, a stone accented backsplash and stainless steel appliances give this kitchen remodel a real spark.
Large double windows and transoms offer mom and dad full view of the built-in sandbox just outside so they can watch the children. New French doors lead onto the 20’ x 28’ flagstone patio. A short stone wall provides privacy and embedded lights make the space usable after sunset.
The outcome has been a delight for this family and achieved their goals. They can entertain indoors or outdoors and the kids have a great place to play.
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