Posts Tagged ‘residential’
Modern Outdoor Sanctuary
This homeowner expressed the need for a renewed environment that would invite anyone present to immerse themselves in the space. He is an award-winning film director and writer who has spent lots of time traveling between LA and New York. Arriving upon the opportunity to spend more consistent time at “home,” he realized he needed…
Read MoreSustainable Habitat, Seasonal Interest
These homeowners had many goals. They wanted a lawn-less landscape, with no grass or mowing required. The design needed to offer visual appeal throughout the year. They wanted to attract and support wildlife, including birds, bees, and deer, while enjoying it all in their backyard. The space had to be easy to maintain. Also, consideration…
Read MoreMid-Century WOW
The homeowners sought to restore and modernize their neglected mid-century modern home while addressing critical functional and aesthetic issues. Their primary goals included creating an inviting front seating area featuring a fire pit that would also reflect the home’s architectural style. Additionally, they needed a solution to the severe drainage issues caused by a driveway…
Read MoreFocal point and transformations
The client’s primary goals were to create a thoughtfully designed landscape that complemented the recent exterior renovations to their home. They desired an elegant and statement-worthy landscape that not only enhanced the overall aesthetics of their property but also incorporated high-quality plant materials for a lush and vibrant environment. Additionally, they needed to address persistent…
Read MoreSustainable and Engaging
The client’s vision for this project was to:eradicate invasive bamboo, reclaim the neglected alleyway, and establish a vibrant and sustainable landscape that seamlessly integrated entertainment spaces with a safe and engaging play area for children. The client also sought a landscape construction firm that could effectively and efficiently collaborate with the rehab of the existing…
Read MoreClean, modern, private
After three decades in a Manhattan apartment, these clients arrived in Atlanta to a backyard in need of a fresh start—outdated hardscape, overgrown plantings, and a dilapidated shed. Their primary goal was an outdoor space with a clean, modern design that emphasized privacy from neighboring apartment buildings, minimal maintenance, and a dog-friendly layout. They envisioned…
Read MoreCozy private space
The client’s primary goals were to upgrade and modernize their backyard while creating a cozy and private atmosphere. BEFORE: Showing the backyard area with uneven terrain. AFTER: The main challenge was addressing drainage issues. Since the porch sits below grade, we designed the patio with a slight pitch toward one corner to direct water flow.…
Read MoreSeamless spaces
The client sought a comprehensive outdoor transformation that would align with their early 1900s home while meeting modern lifestyle needs. They wanted to replace two bulky, disconnected decks with a seamless space extending from newly installed steel-and-glass doors. The redesign called for an inviting patio featuring a compact outdoor kitchen, seating for six at a…
Read MoreNeighborhood green space
A nearby homeowner purchased an undeveloped 2.8-acre lot to avoid overcrowding in the neighborhood, but the space was overgrown. We removed non-native, invasive plant species. Clearing and grading were completed and trails were installed. The land now serves as a park-like green space for the entire neighborhood with an orchard, wandering trails, decorative stone and…
Read MoreVivid color and abundant texture
Compelling designs that last all season. This homeowner wants a variety of colors and textures. The textures need to be mostly flowering. The variety of premium quality plants used ensured a vivid display of color and textures. These zinnias (left) provided an abundance of flowers all through the summer. The array of colors and textures make this…
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