Outdoor Living

Planning Ahead

Planning the foundation of your landscape design in advance avoids undoing and reworking installations later. When considering the big picture, it's important to identify the areas by usage, necessary retaining walls and pathways, current or future planning for irrigation systems, or underground electrical for effective ambient night lighting, privacy concerns, as well as other matters.

Drawing your Attention
Focal points are key to drawing your eye to areas of interest and guiding your flow from one outdoor space to the next. Avoid too many focal points that can make an area seem busy or distracting.

The Flow
Today’s lots are being developed with much more hardscape.  Hardscape are non-plant materials such as paved patios and walkways, decks, pools or hot tubs, waterscapes, etc. to name a just a few. The challenge is making all the areas attractive and inviting within green space so that they create synergy.

Curb Appeal
Give your home the inviting look it deserves. Not only will its beauty provide you and your guests a pleasing welcome, the pleasing aesthetics of artistic landscaping will bring added value to your real estate.