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Example of a large mid-century modern master medium tone wood floor bedroom design in New York with brown walls

Tiered vegetable garden area.
Photo of a mediterranean landscaping in Los Angeles.

Example of a trendy single-wall light wood floor enclosed kitchen design in San Francisco with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, white backsplash, mosaic tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, white walls and an island

Garden pond and waterfalls in Connecticut by Matthew Giampietro, with Ultimate Services.
This is an example of a backyard stone water fountain landscape in Bridgeport.

This is an example of a contemporary hillside landscaping in Los Angeles for summer.

Inspiration for a transitional patio remodel in Raleigh

Photo of a mid-sized asian shade side yard stone garden path in New York.

Interior of the fence on 45th St NE. The garden has grown in 1 year. Fence finished out with my favorite grass and evergreen vine
Design ideas for a small asian partial sun front yard concrete paver formal garden in Seattle for winter.

This sloped garden was transforming into a modern outdoor retreat with a raised outdoor kitchen and dining area, hot tub, steel raised planters, and a flagstone patio with a fire table. Creative plant placement provides privacy from close urban neighbors and makes this space feel a world away.

This sloped garden was transforming into a modern outdoor retreat with a raised outdoor kitchen and dining area, hot tub, steel raised planters, and a flagstone patio with a fire table. Creative plant placement provides privacy from close urban neighbors and makes this space feel a world away.

Design ideas for a large traditional full sun backyard garden path in Denver for summer.

Natural stone paver pathway
Design ideas for a large traditional full sun hillside stone formal garden in Omaha.

This sloped garden was transforming into a modern outdoor retreat with a raised outdoor kitchen and dining area, hot tub, steel raised planters, and a flagstone patio with a fire table. Creative plant placement provides privacy from close urban neighbors and makes this space feel a world away.

Zinnia in NYC garden design © Todd Haiman Landscape Design
Photo of a mid-sized farmhouse landscaping in New York.

This upper patio area with a blue stone and filedstone curved bench was positioned to enjoy the view of the majestic oak tree and the distance views. This patio is shaded in the mornings and is aglow with full sun in the afternoons. This sustainable hillside is adorned with a variety of succulents, California natives and other low-water, site-appropriate plants. Design and Photo: © Eileen Kelly, Dig Your Garden Landscape Design http://www.digyourgarden.com

This large garden in Westport was tiered to perfectly conform to the slope of the clients yard. It's built in our "classic" style, using beautiful, rot resistant cedar but has a few custom touches such as the flush rails without post caps.

Trendy side yard patio photo in San Francisco with decking and a pergola

For this contemporary, Japanese-style residence sitting high on a hill in southern Vermont, JMMDS created a simple, clean-lined design using stone pavers, retaining walls, and geometric beds to define the area around the house. The house is composed of two long offset barn buildings with eaves that are joined in the middle around an exterior stone courtyard. JMMDS’s design holds up the steep surrounding slopes with a long stone retaining wall bordering a rectangular quartzite terrace with a beautiful view out to the surrounding landscape. The wall encloses a level grass shelf around the house; outside the wall, less manicured turf drops away quickly down the slope. Ledges on the hillside that parallels the house are exposed as an asset. On the entry side of the house, JMMDS designed a wall that retains the slope between garage and house, accessed by a set of broad stone steps and linear pavers that take a visitor straight to the front door. Plantings in geometric beds surround more quartzite pavers that form a terrace for the guest wing of the house. The drip space under the eaves is filled with black washed river stone. Photo: Scott Wunderle