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Leanne Michael L U X E lifestyle designThis gorgeous Spanish revival home required new stucco plaster, paint, iron fencing, completely new landscaping, aromatic and romantic garden and terrace furnishings perfect for entertaining and gazing the San Diego city line view.
Western DuPage Landscaping, Inc.Klassischer Vorgarten im Sommer mit Kübelpflanzen, direkter Sonneneinstrahlung und Pflastersteinen in Chicago
Mittelgroßer, Schattiger Klassischer Vorgarten im Frühling mit Kübelpflanzen und Pflastersteinen in Chicago
Kristen Rudger Landscape DesignMittelgroßer Moderner Garten hinter dem Haus mit Wüstengarten und Granitsplitt in San Francisco
California Deck BuildersMittelgroßer, Halbschattiger Moderner Garten im Sommer, neben dem Haus mit Kübelpflanzen und Betonboden in Los Angeles
The Todd GroupGeometrischer, Großer Klassischer Garten hinter dem Haus mit Kübelpflanzen in New York
Studio 6 ArchitectsGroßer Moderner Garten hinter dem Haus mit Kübelpflanzen, direkter Sonneneinstrahlung und Betonboden in Orange County
Reynolds-Sebastiani Design ServicesSecret garden gate and Cymbidium orchid urns. photos by Caitln Atkinson
Klassischer Kiesgarten mit Kübelpflanzen in San Francisco
Klassischer Kiesgarten mit Kübelpflanzen in San Francisco
Santa Rita Landscaping, Inc.This almost cottage style desert landscape displays an almost seamless transition between existing plantings, transplanted specimens, and new additions to the landscape.
Photos by Meagan Hancock
Blooming PlanterJazz Shukla
Geometrischer, Großer Klassischer Garten im Innenhof mit Kübelpflanzen und Betonboden in Toronto
Geometrischer, Großer Klassischer Garten im Innenhof mit Kübelpflanzen und Betonboden in Toronto
Exterior Worlds Landscaping & DesignExterior Worlds was contracted by the Bretches family of West Memorial to assist in a renovation project that was already underway. The family had decided to add on to their house and to have an outdoor kitchen constructed on the property. To enhance these new constructions, the family asked our firm to develop a formal landscaping design that included formal gardens, new vantage points, and a renovated pool that worked to center and unify the aesthetic of the entire back yard.
The ultimate goal of the project was to create a clear line of site from every vantage point of the yard. By removing trees in certain places, we were able to create multiple zones of interest that visually complimented each other from a variety of positions. These positions were first mapped out in the landscape master plan, and then connected by a granite gravel walkway that we constructed. Beginning at the entrance to the master bedroom, the walkway stretched along the perimeter of the yard and connected to the outdoor kitchen.
Another major keynote of this formal landscaping design plan was the construction of two formal parterre gardens in each of the far corners of the yard. The gardens were identical in size and constitution. Each one was decorated by a row of three limestone urns used as planters for seasonal flowers. The vertical impact of the urns added a Classical touch to the parterre gardens that created a sense of stately appeal counter punctual to the architecture of the house.
In order to allow visitors to enjoy this Classic appeal from a variety of focal points, we then added trail benches at key locations along the walkway. Some benches were installed immediately to one side of each garden. Others were placed at strategically chosen intervals along the path that would allow guests to sit down and enjoy a view of the pool, the house, and at least one of the gardens from their particular vantage point.
To centralize the aesthetic formality of the formal landscaping design, we also renovated the existing swimming pool. We replaced the old tile and enhanced the coping and water jets that poured into its interior. This allowed the swimming pool to function as a more active landscaping element that better complimented the remodeled look of the home and the new formal gardens. The redesigned path, with benches, tables, and chairs positioned at key points along its thoroughfare, helped reinforced the pool’s role as an aesthetic focal point of formal design that connected the entirety of the property into a more unified presentation of formal curb appeal.
To complete our formal landscaping design, we added accents to our various keynotes. Japanese yew hedges were planted behind the gardens for added dimension and appeal. We also placed modern sculptures in strategic points that would aesthetically balance the classic tone of the garden with the newly renovated architecture of the home and the pool. Zoysia grass was added to the edges of the gardens and pathways to soften the hard lines of the parterre gardens and walkway.
Wallace Landscape Associates'Red Meidiland' roses brighten this garden courtyard.
Mittelgroßer, Halbschattiger Klassischer Kiesgarten hinter dem Haus mit Kübelpflanzen in Philadelphia
Mittelgroßer, Halbschattiger Klassischer Kiesgarten hinter dem Haus mit Kübelpflanzen in Philadelphia
DesignFix LLCLocation: Mountain View, CA
This homeowner can't get enough saturated color, so we were happy to oblige! Because we started by creating a custom whole-house color palette, the mix of bright colors is cohesive and inviting inside and out, and the homeowner has a guide for continuing the look when adding new items.
This narrow side yard, originally intended for use as a vegetable garden, suffered from low light and a heavy root system from the trees next door. It was transformed using recycled rock and gravel, a vintage painter's bench, red Adirondack chairs, planters, and drought-tolerant ground cover.
Photographed by: Amanda Giles
SURROUNDS Landscape Architecture + ConstructionLandscape Architect: Howard Cohen
Photography by: Bob Narod, Photographer, LLC
Moderner Garten mit Kübelpflanzen in Washington, D.C.
Moderner Garten mit Kübelpflanzen in Washington, D.C.
Patrick L. Boyd-LoydThis seventies-modern Mansard roofed house was floating in a sea of concrete and needed to be anchored to the site.
The clients called upon designer Patrick L. Boyd-Lloyd, with David Rolston Landscape Architects, to help soften the harsh front yard that's only plantings were a formal edge of Cotoneaster glauca.
A large section of the circular driveway, that read as a small landing strip, was removed, leaving a generous walkway and a new entry auto-court delineated by tall grasses. The Hard-scape material is Exposed Aggregate and Sandblasted Concrete.
A simple, modern plant palette reflects the character of the house: Blue blooming Vitex trees and White Oak Leaf Hydrangeas add summer color, while Black Bamboo casts shadows on the pristine stucco walls, with wispy Ornamental Miscanthus Grass adding a slightly formal delineation. Contemporary Wok bowls, a Rolston signature accent, are used for spare accents of seasonal color.
Garten mit Kübelpflanzen und Wüstengarten Ideen und Design
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