Landscaping is an art form, in many ways, that combines architecture, plants, and more into a beautiful, cohesive design. There are endless possibilities and materials available, with landscape pavers being a popular option for hardscape areas in the design.
Balconies have a long history, as far back as Ancient Greece, for allowing cool air and natural light into buildings. Today, they serve similar purposes, and they provide an expansion to living spaces that offer a multitude of possibilities.
The modern home has evolved in many ways over the years. From smart home integration to sleek architectural designs, homeowners are constantly seeking innovative ways to enhance their living spaces.
Nowadays, patios are becoming the focal point of outdoor living that offers a practical and inviting space for relaxation and enjoyment. They combine style and functionality for outdoor living areas that go beyond relaxation.
Ground-level decks are all the rage in modern home design. They're not only visually appealing, but also practical and functional.
As we explore patios, we'll see how to get great quality without breaking the bank, and while poured concrete has been a go-to for many, there's a growing interest in exploring other innovative and attractive alternatives.
Building a ground level deck is a great way to use yard space without the cost and installation time of an elevated deck.
A deck that’s constructed without concrete footers — the columns of concrete poured into holes that support the deck — is called a floating deck.
Creating a hardscape — the nonliving portion of a landscape — can present unique challenges. Hardscaping should provide a balance between aesthetics and functionality and support the living portion of the landscape.
