Verde Labrador - Photos & Ideas

SW Idaho Residence

Chuck B Edwards Landscape Architecture & 3D

Waterfall and stream Photo - 2015
This is an example of a huge traditional side yard water fountain landscape in Boise.

Custom transition strips (before and after)

Jones Services

Custom transition strips made. Due to irregular floor heights and widths, a store bought transition strip would not work. These were custom cut and then stained to match.

Drought Tolerant Koi Pond and Landscaped Backyard!

California Waterscapes

Can you believe that this pond uses less water than the lawn that stood before it?! Well believe it! This gorgeous pond, waterfall and landscape actually uses less water than that old lawn! Here’s a project where the client traded in their old ugly lawn for a beautiful pond, waterfall and low maintenance stunning succulents and drought tolerant landscape with synthetic turf. Not only does the client use a fraction of the water since the renovation, it is now super low maintenance! This is the family’s favorite spot to relax and enjoy any part of the day! If you are considering remodeling your yard either to save money on your water bill or just help conserve water in this tough drought, consider changing your yard into a livable and guilt free paradise with a sustainable water feature!

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Corian® Rain Cloud - Energize

Dolan & Traynor, Inc.

Photo by Dupont
Home design - contemporary home design idea in New York

Powder Room Wrapped in Gorgeous Arrowroot Grasscloth

Dulce Feito-Daly Interior Design, LLC

Powder room - cottage wallpaper powder room idea in New York

Simple Petit Chateau

Paul Hendershot Design, Inc.

Small orchard.

Inspiration

Mette Rønne

NY Rock Outcrop Moss Gardens

MVR LANDSCAPE | ARCHITECT

THEMES: ROCK Gardens |Rock Outcrop. This image is of a Rock Outcrop on the back side of previous image that has the SIMPLEST and LEAST EXPENSIVE ground treatment of all: MOSS. After removal of thick leaf debris, moss came in on its own, as it did on ALL the many rock outcrops on this site. Moss requires little more than spot weeding in season, and removal of thick leaf debris in fall or spring. Moss is a truly elegant, very low cost way to highlight Rock features in ALL SEASONS. Does best in full shade.