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Weeds Garden Design Build LLCAn ADU with a view! Landscape surrounds this little ADU making it a secret garden escape!
Inspiration för en mellanstor eklektisk bakgård i full sol som tål torka och insynsskydd, med grus
Inspiration för en mellanstor eklektisk bakgård i full sol som tål torka och insynsskydd, med grus
BE Landscape DesignLounge, daybed, pergola, firepit. Backyard transformed from vacant lot to entertainment central.
Idéer för att renovera en mellanstor eklektisk trädgård i delvis sol som tål torka och insynsskydd på våren, med naturstensplattor
Idéer för att renovera en mellanstor eklektisk trädgård i delvis sol som tål torka och insynsskydd på våren, med naturstensplattor
Robinson Environmental DesignFor all of the perimeter plantings that this garden had when we first visited the site, it felt exposed with very little privacy. The existing outdoor spaces were virtually nonexistent and hence, went unused. The stairs from the house to the garden were rickety and unattractive doing nothing but transport guests from the inside to the out. As with all of my gardens, the operative goal was Sanctuary in all of it's forms. Creating the sacred from the secular, making the cold and uncomfortable into the warm and inviting. The lot on which this garden was built is one filled with sharp angles that go unnoticed on a conscious level but come into sharp focus when all of the layers are stripped away. My first and most obvious solution was to pour custom circular pads that transport the client and her friends from area to area as if one is jumping from lily pad to lily pad. Small enough in spaces to transport a guest from area to area, large enough to hold a car, the exposed aggregate pads blend in with the multicolored Del Rio pebbles used throughout the garden. A tropical extravaganza, this garden is now the epitome of seclusion and privacy right in the middle of Venice, California.
Dave Adams PhotographyFrench inspired garden home by landscape architect David Gibson.
Architectural & Interior Design Photography by http://www.daveadamsphotography.com
K. Dakin Design Inc.A small courtyard garden in San Francisco.
• Creative use of space in the dense, urban fabric of hilly SF.
• For the last several years the clients had carved out a make shift courtyard garden at the top of their driveway. It was one of the few flat spaces in their yard where they could sit in the sun and enjoy a cup of coffee. We turned the top of a steep driveway into a courtyard garden.
• The actual courtyard design was planned for the maximum dimensions possible to host a dining table and a seating area. The space is conveniently located outside their kitchen and home offices. However we needed to save driveway space for parking the cars and getting in and out.
• The design, fabrication and installation team was comprised of people we knew. I was an acquaintance to the clients having met them through good friends. The landscape contractor, Boaz Mor, http://www.boazmor.com/, is their neighbor and someone I worked with before. The metal fabricator is Murray Sandford of Moz Designs, https://mozdesigns.com/, https://www.instagram.com/moz_designs/ . Both contractors have long histories of working in the Bay Area on a variety of complex designs.
• The size of this garden belies the complexity of the design. We did not want to remove any of the concrete driveway which was 12” or more in thickness, except for the area where the large planter was going. The driveway sloped in two directions. In order to get a “level”, properly, draining patio, we had to start it at around 21” tall at the outside and end it flush by the garage doors.
• The fence is the artful element in the garden. It is made of power-coated aluminum. The panels match the house color; and posts match the house trim. The effect is quiet, blending into the overall property. The panels are dramatic. Each fence panel is a different size with a unique pattern.
• The exterior panels that you see from the street are an abstract riff on the seasons of the Persian walnut tree in their front yard. The cut-outs illustrate spring bloom when the walnut leafs out to autumn when the nuts drop to the ground and the squirrels eats them, leaving a mess of shells everywhere. Even the pesky squirrel appears on one of the panels.
• The interior panels, lining the entry into the courtyard, are an abstraction of the entire walnut tree.
• Although the panel design is made of perforations, the openings are designed to retain privacy when you are inside the courtyard.
• There is a large planter on one side of the courtyard, big enough for a tree to soften a harsh expanse of a neighboring wall. Light through the branches cast playful shadows on the wall behind.
• The lighting, mounted on the house is a nod to the client’s love of New Orleans gas lights.
• The paving is black stone from India, dark enough to absorb the warmth of the sun on a cool, summer San Francisco day.
DANE AUSTIN INTERIOR DESIGN Boston & CambridgeComplete with bamboo shades, party lights, and a charming stenciled ceiling, in warmer months, the 9-by-12-foot deck offers extra space for entertaining. The colorful decor was inspired by a vacation in Mexico.
Photograph © Eric Roth Photography.
A love of blues and greens and a desire to feel connected to family were the key elements requested to be reflected in this home.
Project designed by Boston interior design studio Dane Austin Design. They serve Boston, Cambridge, Hingham, Cohasset, Newton, Weston, Lexington, Concord, Dover, Andover, Gloucester, as well as surrounding areas.
For more about Dane Austin Design, click here: https://daneaustindesign.com/
To learn more about this project, click here:
https://daneaustindesign.com/roseclair-residence
Sage Pools, Scapes & DesignNew irrigation was installed with zoysia palisades sod. We created a black star gravel fire pit area with Japanese Yews along the fence line for added privacy and more quaint setting in the yard. In the back corner, we constructed a cedar trellis garden with star of jasmine ivy and a collection of foxtail ferns.
Holmes Fine GardensThis wooded, lakeside home plays an influential role in the homeowners artistic vision as a magical realist painter. By providing an environment that comes alive with the sights and sounds of nature, the artist is able to closely study as an explorer would by uncovering, recording, and rearranging the beauty of the natural world and the beauty of human beings.
This connection to nature comes from a horticultural interest manifested in the daily ritual of digging and pruning in her Connecticut garden. A daily ritual of physical immersion with the dirt and the worms of life contrasts with the otherworldly fantastical spaces the artist creates for her paintings. The paradoxical character of these two places imbues her paintings with an alluring mystery.
Robinson Environmental DesignFor all of the perimeter plantings that this garden had when we first visited the site, it felt exposed with very little privacy. The existing outdoor spaces were virtually nonexistent and hence, went unused. The stairs from the house to the garden were rickety and unattractive doing nothing but transport guests from the inside to the out. As with all of my gardens, the operative goal was Sanctuary in all of it's forms. Creating the sacred from the secular, making the cold and uncomfortable into the warm and inviting. The lot on which this garden was built is one filled with sharp angles that go unnoticed on a conscious level but come into sharp focus when all of the layers are stripped away. My first and most obvious solution was to pour custom circular pads that transport the client and her friends from area to area as if one is jumping from lily pad to lily pad. Small enough in spaces to transport a guest from area to area, large enough to hold a car, the exposed aggregate pads blend in with the multicolored Del Rio pebbles used throughout the garden. A tropical extravaganza, this garden is now the epitome of seclusion and privacy right in the middle of Venice, California.
Snap ADUA balcony attached to the master bedroom allows the occupant to admire the scenery around them.
Exempel på en liten eklektisk terrass insynsskydd, med takförlängning och kabelräcke
Exempel på en liten eklektisk terrass insynsskydd, med takförlängning och kabelräcke
Eco Design & Builders Inc.Custom balcony for the master bedroom
Eklektisk inredning av en mellanstor balkong insynsskydd, med räcke i glas
Eklektisk inredning av en mellanstor balkong insynsskydd, med räcke i glas
BE Landscape DesignInspiration för en mellanstor eklektisk trädgård i delvis sol som tål torka, insynsskydd och framför huset på våren, med naturstensplattor
Conova ConstructionDeck structure balcony
Idéer för mellanstora eklektiska balkonger insynsskydd, med takförlängning och räcke i flera material
Idéer för mellanstora eklektiska balkonger insynsskydd, med takförlängning och räcke i flera material
Taproot Garden DesignInredning av en eklektisk stor trädgård i full sol insynsskydd på våren, med trädäck
K. Dakin Design Inc.A small courtyard garden in San Francisco.
• Creative use of space in the dense, urban fabric of hilly SF.
• For the last several years the clients had carved out a make shift courtyard garden at the top of their driveway. It was one of the few flat spaces in their yard where they could sit in the sun and enjoy a cup of coffee. We turned the top of a steep driveway into a courtyard garden.
• The actual courtyard design was planned for the maximum dimensions possible to host a dining table and a seating area. The space is conveniently located outside their kitchen and home offices. However we needed to save driveway space for parking the cars and getting in and out.
• The design, fabrication and installation team was comprised of people we knew. I was an acquaintance to the clients having met them through good friends. The landscape contractor, Boaz Mor, http://www.boazmor.com/, is their neighbor and someone I worked with before. The metal fabricator is Murray Sandford of Moz Designs, https://mozdesigns.com/, https://www.instagram.com/moz_designs/ . Both contractors have long histories of working in the Bay Area on a variety of complex designs.
• The size of this garden belies the complexity of the design. We did not want to remove any of the concrete driveway which was 12” or more in thickness, except for the area where the large planter was going. The driveway sloped in two directions. In order to get a “level”, properly, draining patio, we had to start it at around 21” tall at the outside and end it flush by the garage doors.
• The fence is the artful element in the garden. It is made of power-coated aluminum. The panels match the house color; and posts match the house trim. The effect is quiet, blending into the overall property. The panels are dramatic. Each fence panel is a different size with a unique pattern.
• The exterior panels that you see from the street are an abstract riff on the seasons of the Persian walnut tree in their front yard. The cut-outs illustrate spring bloom when the walnut leafs out to autumn when the nuts drop to the ground and the squirrels eats them, leaving a mess of shells everywhere. Even the pesky squirrel appears on one of the panels.
• The interior panels, lining the entry into the courtyard, are an abstraction of the entire walnut tree.
• Although the panel design is made of perforations, the openings are designed to retain privacy when you are inside the courtyard.
• There is a large planter on one side of the courtyard, big enough for a tree to soften a harsh expanse of a neighboring wall. Light through the branches cast playful shadows on the wall behind.
• The lighting, mounted on the house is a nod to the client’s love of New Orleans gas lights.
• The paving is black stone from India, dark enough to absorb the warmth of the sun on a cool, summer San Francisco day.
Studio LUPOsmall garden/outdoor room with a mix of tiles and black decking with mini pond and Critall doors
Bild på en liten eklektisk trädgård i delvis sol insynsskydd på sommaren, med marksten i betong
Bild på en liten eklektisk trädgård i delvis sol insynsskydd på sommaren, med marksten i betong
Superfici d'Autorepavimento in teck trattato con oli naturali
Eklektisk inredning av en stor formell trädgård i full sol insynsskydd och framför huset, med trädäck
Eklektisk inredning av en stor formell trädgård i full sol insynsskydd och framför huset, med trädäck
FormLA LandscapingEvergreen, drought and high-heat tolerant Catalina Cherry is native to The Valley. Subsurface, low flow drip irrigation on weather based controllers support its health and hydration. Healthy hedges like this would need to be dried by a fire's proximate heat to burn. In the meantime, they can catch embers that might otherwise reach the home. (Plus cherries! The birds adore them... as do we!)
Jenna Samengo LandscapesHighly usable roof top space equally divided for seating, dining and sunbathing. New world artifacts and robust durable furniture transformed this space into a quirky year round private roof terrace
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