Corten steel planters by Veradek are awesome! A nice price and well made. They rust to a beautiful, varied patina that along with the straight lines of the steel creates a nice mix of organic and geometric. Plants look great spilling out of planters, and what a canvas! I love planters, and my clients do too!

Justin Muir
Home design - contemporary home design idea in Portland

Maria von Brincken
This is an example of a traditional landscaping in Boston.

Detail shot of teal button on pleated window treatment. Zajac Interiors, LLC
Transitional dining room photo in Orlando

Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional full sun front yard concrete paver garden path in Orange County.

Distressed, reclaimed, and painted wood fence on horizontal. Contemporary privacy screen with Milk Weed plantings for Monarch Butterfly. Photo by Katrina Coombs

Pazmany Bros. Landscaping is a second generation family owned and operated business. Established in 1981, we have been providing valued services to our customers in the local community for over 34 years.

Photo of a mid-sized traditional partial sun backyard retaining wall landscape in Montreal.

Naturals NM04 Sintered Alloy (left), NM03 Corroded Green (right)
Example of a minimalist exterior home design in New York

Trendy family room photo in Los Angeles

Opus magic.
Example of a transitional home design design in New York

Garden 34 in Burbank http://www.nativeplantgardentour.org/gardens/garden-34-in-burbank/

Tucking unusual dried stems into your winter pots creates unique displays that personalize your entrance. (Photo by RStarovich)
This is an example of a traditional landscaping in Chicago for winter.

The master bedroom is a cozy space, capturing the character of the previous roofline with a rustic beam detail. A built in dog bed takes advantage of unused attic space and a new niche became the perfect spot to house the current reading list. Because of the age of the home, the design was about embracing the cottage feel of the home. This was done with modern windows that let in abundant natural light for their size and location. Supply chain issues significantly delayed the project when the windows took far longer than expected or planned, but they were absolutely worth the wait. They fit the aesthetic of the home, maximize natural light, and complement the eclectic vibe within the master suite. The space was further personalized with bold wallpaper that features an antique vibe. The chandelier was curated for the space to add interest and uniqueness to the room. Instead of a door, the opening to the closet gives a spatial feel to the suite and maximizes function and flow.

Photo of a tropical landscaping in Santa Barbara.