Landscape/Hardscape
The elements of landscape and hardscape are used interchangeably but there are key differences between the two and understanding them creates a unique design for your space like no other.
Choose your landscaping style
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When choosing your landscape design keep in mind your goals; children, sustainability, entertaining, weather.
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tropical
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woodland
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prairie
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desert
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English garden
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Japanese garden
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Tuscan
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French
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Spanish
Using hardscape in your design
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Hardscape is any of the non-living elements in your space like; concrete, rocks, bricks, wood, pavers, etc.
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Consider matching the hardscaping with the exterior of your home for seamless flow!
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your hardscaping's purpose is to draw the viewer's gaze.
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Look for the authentic/unplanned feel by utilizing straight lines and curves.
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Consider drainage problems and utilize features such as retaining walls and steps.
Add curb appeal to your home with landscape and hardscape
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We're help to help you find middle ground for the landscaping / hardscaping of your space. Mixing your landscaping with hardscaping helps make it feel like it belongs there and is part of the natural outdoor environment.
Let's incorporate the 5 basic elements of Landscape design
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Line- Lines are used to control movement, such as a walkway, path, or flower bed.
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Form- Referring to the shapes of plants (upright, groundcover, freeform) and shapes of hardscape features.
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Color- Consider the four seasons; flowers, plants, and hardscape hues of color plays an important role for the design.
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Texture- Incorporate of variety of plant and hardscape textures to add dimension.
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Scale- Heights and widths of landscape and hardscape must complement size of home and features.