Hardscape design

Designers use the word ‘hardscape’ to describe non-living landscaping elements like fountains, walkways, patios, and breeze block walls. Hardscapes create areas that are often used as a spot to relax and enjoy being outdoors, typically with some sort of seating option. In our most recent blog post, we’re digging into how to incorporate hardscapes into your front yard with some of our favorite inspirational designs. #hardscape #hardscapedesign #patiodesign #patiostyle

This traditional arching trellis is the perfect addition over your walkways, to welcome people to your home, or simply to create a small place to sit surrounded by blooming vegetation. If you train two different types plants on either side to arch up and over- you can create even more visual depth and interest.

Fake rock is lighter and simpler to move, permitting you to make adjustments to your landscaping with stone designs. You may even build a DIY rock garden

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Instantly renew and level out your lawn by laying sod. We'll show you how with this step-by-step landscaping guide.

Close Quarters Mullins recommends a narrow table for outdoor dining, so she brought in this vintage find from the Bay Area’s Elsie Green (elsiegreen.com). “It keeps things intimate,” she says, plus it makes passing plates easier. CB2’s Victory Pendant Lights ($199; cb2.com), rustproof with a light industrial feel, encourage post-dinner chats well into the night. Mullins also installed inconspicuous outlets, so DuPree could work on her laptop without running out of juice.

Garden borders add an important landscape touch. Find 37 practical, affordable and good looking landscape garden edging ideas to compliment your lawn and landscaping to give your flower bed borders mo

Cameron Campbell of Campbell Landscape Architecture with a little free advice on how to take your yard to the next level!

Recently, we worked closely with the National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) to present a webinar on ways to refresh your outdoor living designs. Here are the statistics showing what homebuyers are investing in and the ideas that create an outdoor sanctuary. All photos are courtesy of the NKBA and Interior Design Magazine. As research […]