Landscaping in Fort Lauderdale Florida by Matthew Giampietro Tropical landscape design plants.
This is an example of a tropical shade courtyard garden path in Miami.

Brick Pier
Elegant exterior home photo in Boston

This owner wanted to have a log home built that matched its Colorado natural surroundings, from the home's architecture to the landscaping.
Mid-sized mountain style wooden straight staircase photo in Denver with wooden risers

Trace Robinson
Inspiration for a mid-sized mediterranean drought-tolerant and full sun front yard gravel landscaping in Santa Barbara for fall.

Fors residence, Coral Gables Miami. knoll landscape design miami designer brent knoll blue bamboo in tropical garden with pink roses and yellow flowers

Lush landscape
Design ideas for a small contemporary backyard concrete paver landscaping in San Francisco.

Horizontal slat cedar privacy fence in woodland garden.

custom built staircase from the kids room for their own private access up into the attic play area.
Small arts and crafts wooden open staircase photo in Vancouver

Inspiration for a contemporary landscaping in Los Angeles.

Perennial and shrub border surrounding a native Hmelock. Design, install, photograph - Susan Irving
Photo of a large rustic drought-tolerant and partial sun backyard stone landscaping in New York for fall.

This is an example of a mid-sized mediterranean partial sun backyard stone garden path in Los Angeles for summer.

Inspiration for a mid-sized rustic carpeted straight cable railing staircase remodel in Denver with carpeted risers

D. Kevin Orr
Pool - craftsman pool idea in Ottawa

Angular Asian inspired branch art made of Acacia branches by Nevada City artist David Ward. Inspired by minimal lines and slightly out of balance zen design.

This project was a portion of a larger remodeling of a classic mid-century deck house in Weston, MA. The primary areas of focus for the landscape were an interior courtyard and rear terrace, both of which were overgrown and unused. In order to keep within budget limitations, our strategy consisted largely of editing the existing plants on site and reusing the best ones, maintaining existing groupings where appropriate. In keeping with the arts and crafts style of the home with its exposed beams and attention to detail, we implemented a simpler palette of rich materials with well-articulated detailing for a more pared-down contemporary aesthetic. Scott Carman