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The Happy Family project, led by Vision Accomplished Landscape Consulting, transformed a small and awkward urban backyard into a multi-functional sanctuary designed to grow alongside a young family. The homeowners sought a complete makeover that included dedicated play areas for their children, refreshed gathering spaces, and improved lighting and security. Central to their vision was…

The Kieffer Residence project, managed by Ed Castro Landscape, was driven by a singular, clear vision: to maintain a vibrant, lush green Fescue lawn that remains pristine throughout every season. Led by designer Jason Hamacher, the team assumed management of the property in late 2022, bringing a commitment to high-level precision and aesthetic excellence to…

The Marsh View Residence began with a homeowner’s vision to transform an undeveloped lot into a dream outdoor living environment that celebrates its unique coastal location. Designed by John Whittingslow of The Shoreline Group and installed by Golden Sea Outdoors, the project sought to maximize stunning views of the surrounding marshland while seamlessly integrating the…

The Eppsteiner Project in Marietta began as a backyard lost to time, characterized by dense overgrowth, failing structures, and steep, wooded terrain that made the space virtually unusable. Homeowners David and Cheryl Eppsteiner envisioned a complete reclamation of the land, seeking to transform the “wilderness” into a structured, multi-functional outdoor living environment. Their goal was…

The AHMA project was born from a desire to create a landscape that married the romance of an English manor with the rugged beauty of North Carolina and the formality of Southern tradition. The clients envisioned a property that felt both established and timeless, serving as a regal retreat in the Appalachian mountains. To achieve…

The Satterwhite Residence project began when the homeowner sought to recreate the spirit of his former mountain retreat’s native pollinator garden in a more urban setting. The existing landscape was uninviting, featuring overgrown shrubs that blocked vistas, a dying dogwood, and a perennial garden that had become a “disaster zone.” To breathe new life into the…

The Sophisticated Modern Entryway in Ridgewood Heights was born from a need to transform a hazardous, dated approach into an architecturally significant gateway. The original entrance struggled with a steep slope and irregular staircase risers that created a dangerous path for residents and guests, while the existing materials lacked any cohesion with the home’s contemporary…