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Minimum for projects that include one of the following: planting, seed or sod, drainage, outdoor lighting, brick patios and all other hardscaping elements.
Welcome Home
This project encapsulates the essence of a welcoming home. We started by creating a large landing connecting the driveway to the front entry. Doing this allows a seamless transition from front door to car while also providing a space for larger groups of people to smoothly navigate the space.
Simple details are what really tie this whole project together. A low precast wall defines the space in a modern and sleek way. Clean lines are represented all throughout the design from the overall layout, to the garden beds and the sleek handrail. Dual tone interlocking pavers were selected to provide interest to the simple design. Precast steps at different lengths allow for a pocket for a planter and hides the old parging on the porch. The plant material was selected to accentuate the landing and soften the sharp lines. All these elements allow any guest to feel right at home walking up to the house.
Garden Solitude
Planting is key to the feeling of serenity and solitude in this space. A simple interlocking pattern was selected to allow the plant material to do the talking in this elegant landscape. By using a variety of heights and textures in the plant material choices, we created a backyard environment that provides the perfect escape. A simple bowl water feature accents the space and provides a focal point for the seating area. This water feature creates soft background sounds and adds to the ambiance of the space.
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Small But Powerful
This urban landscape may be simple but it captures all the elements our client was looking for. Vertical features like this deck allow a small space to feel larger by breaking up the landscape and defining two separate entertainment spaces. These spaces are further defined by the simple paving pattern that delineates the dining area. Having the hottub cut into the deck provides easy access and ensures this feature will be used well into the winter time due to the proximity to the house. A neutral planting palette with pops of purple accent the space without feeling too busy. Lighting creates a soft ambiance and allows the space to be used comfortably into the evening.
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