Dustin Peck Photography
Deck - contemporary deck idea in Seattle

Inspiration for a large contemporary front yard stone formal garden in Houston.

Erinn Schaal
Inspiration for a rustic home design remodel in DC Metro

Another beautiful addition to this client's home, which includes a previous outdoor kitchen and putting green area. This project addressed two areas of need, First, we installed a dry riverbed in the back, down a slope, and just above the previously installed putting green. Water was an issue running down that side and into the driveway. We dug down and installed rock to catch and slow the water and direct it to the drive. The rock used tied into the rock we previously installed during the putting green project and only increased the beauty in the area. Lights were installed to the putting green area, so that night play is possible. We also added mossrock accent/edging walls to the beds in the front of the home for a clean look and to define the space

Douglas Bork - Elements Landscape
This is an example of a contemporary landscaping in Atlanta.

Mark Woolcott Photography

Example of a minimalist dining room design in Miami

Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in Nashville.

Photo of a mid-sized traditional front yard brick garden path in Atlanta.

Fred Riedel

Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in New York.

Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in Birmingham.

Pennsylvania bluestone patio in North Vancouver. It's the perfect addition for this cozy garden surrounded by plants and late evening sun.
This is an example of a rustic full sun backyard stone flower bed in Vancouver.

This path was constructed to connect the upper level of the house at street level to a small inland lake. The path itself consists of a light gray colored concrete fit into a multi level series of planters constructed of a modular concrete retaining wall block.

The challenge in this project was creating an attractive walkway from street level down to lake level in a tight area between a home and existing landscaping. Further complicating matters were the various location of utilities. The answer was using a modular block retaining wall product to construct this series of terrace walls with a poured concrete walkway/stairs winding through it.

Used the idea of flowing water as inspiration in this design that creates meandering paths throughout the property.