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more retaining wall

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NEWW ADDITIONS

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let's see if we can incorporate a bridge in the landscape / pool design

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fountain on exterior side of stone wall that could separate master wing from sitting area

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varied color stone ( fireplace) - a bit too chunky for us but a more rustic look. Like the full range hues

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like the built in bench

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stone fireplace

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look at small round stones in box

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like this stone for our waterfall and fireplace - Your thoughts?

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stone fountain wall - use bluestone cap

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stone fountain with scupper fall - use bluestone as cap

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recessed gas fire with stone wall and slab hearth

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I think this is colored zinc. Looks good as wall

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concrete and corten wall

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another close-up

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close-up

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larger scupper spout on fireplace retaining walls

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corten wall with scupper pour

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Not a fan of the materials but gives you an idea of side fountains in a retaining wall. - Picture fireplace in the center. Our waterfall installation would be a shallower, a little higher. This installation is scupper not sheet fall

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corten wall could be at end of pool as retaining wall

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stone meets corten wall

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Imagine plaster or bluestone with corten for the outdoor dining room retaining wall. This is an expensive installation but I like it. Maybe we could use only two vertical insets along plaster dining room wall. Picture the corten base as a cap for the wall. I like the idea of a mini succulent garden inset into the corten cap. (Kind of similar to your small rock /plant idea set into the patio.) It would be more at eye level and a focal point where the expansive yard landscape is juxtaposed against smaller / intimate plantings.

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plaster / concrete wall with open fire pit

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nice transition area where we need a path that leads to egress areas

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sand blasted concrete blocks with Ipe. Like the gate in Ipe

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These high corten planters could combine with shorter round planters as a focal point "room divider. This is an idea to incorporate corten into the design without making a major commitment

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same space. we could open one side of the fireplace and put a fountain wall on the rear right side - move the plant to the patio as a divider

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balls in fireplace with stone hearth and nice side planter. Like the offset balance for interest

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I like this spherical shaped planter to help define our outdoor rooms. Also like the change in patio surface, sandblasted concrete blocks with great cap (could be plaster stone or corten. This would be great repeated at the entry stairs and deck

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bluestone (we want more varied colors in the bluestone) with plaster

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Ipe (?) with concrete/plaster and bluestone

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