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Under construction, client wanted an auxiliary building for utility and wood storage.

Proposed salt box style pole barn, plantings and cobblestone apron.

Most of this home was remodeled. An architect designed the new structure while we were employed to plan for a new driveway alignment, front entrance, plantings, and all associated grading requirements.

After the conceptual design for the house was complete we incorporated our master for the property. An entirely new parking layout, front entrance, and planting scheme is the result of a well thought out plan.

A good deal of declining trees and vegetation were removed form the property and the home had plans of a major renovation.

With the new design completed by the architect we introduced a design that incorporated native plant material to frame the entrance of the home.

The front entrance needed a face lift and the client wanted to create a more formal and inviting sense of arrival for the home.

The design proposed simplifying the front entrance by removing a majority of the busy planting and implementing a system of elegant paving materials.

The client needed a new front walkway and planting plan that would frame the entrance and offer seasonal plant interest throughout the year.

A simple and elegant brick walkway with a low maintenance planting plan transform the front entrance of this historic home.

Existing view of a brand new home. Unfortunately as we far too commonly see, the site was stripped of all vegetation leaving it feeling incomplete and undesirable.

The design called for a free standing stone wall with an alley of shade trees to dampen road noise and create a permeable buffer from neighbors. A clean planting pallet and generous front walkway gives this home what it needs to become a show piece.

Existing front entrance was overgrown and uninviting.

A simple and more size appropriate planting scheme along with a color change of the house and improves front walkway give this home a much needed face lift.