The hot tub patio privacy screen doubles as a kayak rack on the driveway side of the enclosure.
На фото: маленький двор на боковом дворе в стиле модернизм для на участке и в саду

На фото: маленький двор на заднем дворе в морском стиле с летней кухней и покрытием из плитки без защиты от солнца для на участке и в саду

Land2c Photo Chicken coop tucked under stairs to upper deck gives maximum space for roosting and nesting by developing previously unused space. Slide out feeding, nesting, and cleaning boxes are convenient. Storage for straw and feed is in the bottom drawers. Automatic watering and feeding systems were added. Access to the run cage is via a switch back ramp. The coop will be painted to match the house color.

Christine Courington
На фото: маленький двор на внутреннем дворе в средиземноморском стиле с мощением клинкерной брусчаткой без защиты от солнца для на участке и в саду

Ten years ago, a Memorial-area couple by the names of John and Jennifer Randall contacted us. They had just bought a beautiful lot located off of Piney Point drive. Because Jennifer loved the French, and because John was Acadian from Louisiana, they had already decided to have their home built in the style of a modern French country house. The Randall’s wanted to landscape the property in accordance with a European theme, with a paver driveway and partier garden in the front, and a very large and uniquely styled pool in the back to host summer parties. However, the premier element to this landscaping project was to be a private morning garden they asked us to create in the far East corner of their yard. The Randall’s wanted this corner set apart as separate, personal space, consistent with French design elements, but with the consciousness of Zen. It was to be a place just for the two of them to relax, talk quietly, and read in the early morning and evening hours of the day. To establish the feeling of Zen, we first built a very special kind of fountain in the center of the morning garden known as a disappearing fountain. (Another term you may have heard to describe this feature is vanishing fountain.) The fountain itself was made from a cast iron container shaped like a Louisiana sugar cauldron. This not only supported the French elements of the landscape, but also directly referenced John’s Acadian origins. The concrete water tank was concealed underground beneath the cauldron, and hidden jets filled its center to overflowing, causing it to pour over the sides and onto the steel mesh deck that was concealed under dark moon stones. There, it circulated back into the tank, to be returned to the fountain again by a silent pump. This deceptively simple design created the illusion that there was no base to the fountain, and that the water itself was mysteriously vanishing back into the Earth. To establish geometry and symmetry in the center of the morning garden, we laid down a hardscape/softscape space in the grass that surrounded the fountain. We interspersed travertine blocks through the lawn in such a way as to form proportional, perfectly-shaped squares of green space that alternated like a checkerboard within the stonework. In a few of these places, we further ornamented the softscape with the same gravel that surrounded the vanishing fountain. This sharp contrast of light and darkness provided the ever so subtle suggestion of Yin and Yang that added the Zen element the Randall’s wanted to an otherwise European design theme. We then planted greenery all along the wooden walls that surrounded the property, deliberately integrating curved spaces into the linear planting areas to soften the sharp right angles of both the walls and the hardscape/softscape design. Palm and bottlebrush trees worked to give the morning garden a sense of private enclosure, while azaleas, seasonal flowers, and boxwoods created gentle ornamental touches and alternating shades of light and dark ground cover that maintained the French theme of the landscape. The project was completed with the construction of a private patio just large enough to seat two people. Here, the Randall’s could read the paper at sunrise from an elevated vantage point overlooking the fountain and greenery. While their family, friends, and neighbors instantly fell in love with the architecture of the house and the entertainment areas surrounding the pool, the Randall’s always told us that, out of all the many elements we designed in their landscape, they loved their morning garden the most.

Стильный дизайн: маленький двор на заднем дворе в стиле кантри с местом для костра и покрытием из каменной брусчатки без защиты от солнца для на участке и в саду - последний тренд

A compact yet comfortable contemporary space designed to create an intimate setting for family and friends.
Идея дизайна: маленький двор на заднем дворе в современном стиле с летней кухней и мощением тротуарной плиткой без защиты от солнца для на участке и в саду

A Markilux MX-3 full cassette designer awning, installed over a small patio. We offer many different fabric and frame color choices. The MX-3 combines the benefits of Markilux German design and engineering, but at a price that fits most budgets.

Despite its small size the backyard now serves many functions.
Свежая идея для дизайна: маленький двор на заднем дворе в современном стиле с местом для костра и мощением тротуарной плиткой для на участке и в саду - отличное фото интерьера

A contemporary outdoor fire place softened with planting. The corten steel breaks up the Venetian render and gives a very clean contrast.
На фото: маленький двор на заднем дворе в стиле модернизм с местом для костра и настилом без защиты от солнца для на участке и в саду

Here is another example of an Open Air outdoor kitchen installed on a lower stone patio. The landscape designer installed the kitchen around the deck pole to utilize the patio space to its fullest. They added both a grill and an outdoor refrigerator. The dark steel blue color is stunning!

庭から土間テラス・ダイニング方向を望む
Стильный дизайн: маленький двор на боковом дворе в стиле модернизм с мощением тротуарной плиткой для на участке и в саду - последний тренд

Floral designer Tara Folker of Splints & Daisies used gobs of garden roses for a romantic bouquet -- all grown by farms in Pennsylvania. The recipe includes: Garden roses from Cool Spring Farms, Manheim; Cosmos and yarrow from her own Sassafras Farm in Mountvile, PA; Dahlias and eucalyptus from Riverside Blooms, Washington Boro, PA; and Veronica and snap dragons from Rustic Bunch, Berks County, PA

Стильный дизайн: маленький двор на заднем дворе в стиле кантри с летней кухней и мощением тротуарной плиткой без защиты от солнца для на участке и в саду - последний тренд

Image of the new rooftop patio area. We used the same Pennsylvania flagstone paving, but in a different installation method because of the rooftop application. Again, drainage was key and the original garage drains were maintained. Large planters were filled with evergreen bamboo to screen the neighboring houses and back yards. A new iron railing at the existing parapet wall was installed to make the rooftop a safe place to gather. Installation by John Shorb Landscaping, Inc. Alex McCarty @ John Shorb Landscaping, Inc.

Стильный дизайн: маленькая пергола во дворе частного дома на заднем дворе с фонтаном и настилом для на участке и в саду - последний тренд

Ten years ago, a Memorial-area couple by the names of John and Jennifer Randall contacted us. They had just bought a beautiful lot located off of Piney Point drive. Because Jennifer loved the French, and because John was Acadian from Louisiana, they had already decided to have their home built in the style of a modern French country house. The Randall’s wanted to landscape the property in accordance with a European theme, with a paver driveway and partier garden in the front, and a very large and uniquely styled pool in the back to host summer parties. However, the premier element to this landscaping project was to be a private morning garden they asked us to create in the far East corner of their yard. The Randall’s wanted this corner set apart as separate, personal space, consistent with French design elements, but with the consciousness of Zen. It was to be a place just for the two of them to relax, talk quietly, and read in the early morning and evening hours of the day. To establish the feeling of Zen, we first built a very special kind of fountain in the center of the morning garden known as a disappearing fountain. (Another term you may have heard to describe this feature is vanishing fountain.) The fountain itself was made from a cast iron container shaped like a Louisiana sugar cauldron. This not only supported the French elements of the landscape, but also directly referenced John’s Acadian origins. The concrete water tank was concealed underground beneath the cauldron, and hidden jets filled its center to overflowing, causing it to pour over the sides and onto the steel mesh deck that was concealed under dark moon stones. There, it circulated back into the tank, to be returned to the fountain again by a silent pump. This deceptively simple design created the illusion that there was no base to the fountain, and that the water itself was mysteriously vanishing back into the Earth. To establish geometry and symmetry in the center of the morning garden, we laid down a hardscape/softscape space in the grass that surrounded the fountain. We interspersed travertine blocks through the lawn in such a way as to form proportional, perfectly-shaped squares of green space that alternated like a checkerboard within the stonework. In a few of these places, we further ornamented the softscape with the same gravel that surrounded the vanishing fountain. This sharp contrast of light and darkness provided the ever so subtle suggestion of Yin and Yang that added the Zen element the Randall’s wanted to an otherwise European design theme. We then planted greenery all along the wooden walls that surrounded the property, deliberately integrating curved spaces into the linear planting areas to soften the sharp right angles of both the walls and the hardscape/softscape design. Palm and bottlebrush trees worked to give the morning garden a sense of private enclosure, while azaleas, seasonal flowers, and boxwoods created gentle ornamental touches and alternating shades of light and dark ground cover that maintained the French theme of the landscape. The project was completed with the construction of a private patio just large enough to seat two people. Here, the Randall’s could read the paper at sunrise from an elevated vantage point overlooking the fountain and greenery. While their family, friends, and neighbors instantly fell in love with the architecture of the house and the entertainment areas surrounding the pool, the Randall’s always told us that, out of all the many elements we designed in their landscape, they loved their morning garden the most.

На фото: маленький двор на заднем дворе в классическом стиле с покрытием из каменной брусчатки для на участке и в саду с

Drought tolerant and desert plants in containers of terra-cotta, green glazed ceramic, and Talavera. Pots with rocks that the client had collected were also arranged on the patio.