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The existing landscape was original to the home, which was built in 2008. The functional expectations of the Client were cooking, dining and relaxation in a private setting. The design intent was to create programmed exterior rooms that mirrored the interior room functions, so as to create a seemless indoor to outdoor transition. We designed

Located in Glen Ellyn, this project provided some interesting design challenges. The existing upper deck was inaccessible to the ground-level. The clients were interested a large patio space with shaded areas and a firepit. The larger backyard allowed for an expansive hardscape space while still keeping enough usuable turf area intact Using natural and man-made

Located in Orland Park, this residential client wanted to rejuvenate their existing concrete pool deck, and utilize every inch of their backyard for hardscape entertainment areas. the existing concrete pool deck was dull and lifeless, with no defined spaces. To avoid paver monotony, our design focus was to separate the spaces with furniture, walls, inset

Located in Naperville, this newer construction home had an existing concrete walk and asphalt drive that the homeowners felt needed an uplift. They were looking for more curb appeal, and a more inviting presence for those who visit. A significant grade change from entrance to driveway allowed for an interesting design challenge. Using a color

Located in Naperville, this new construction home had many design and installation challenges to overcome. A significant grade change from main door to final grade was significant. To avoid several steps wasting usable space and decreasing traffic flow, we felt an elevated pool deck was the best route to go. With a significant grade change

Located in Hinsdale, this new construction home was a blank slate. The clients wanted the front landscape to be inviting and beautiful. For the back, they wanted a lush garden patio with shade, as well as a fireplace. Blending in and enhancing the beautiful architecture of the home was important in the design process. We

Located in Glen Ellyn, this new construction home had many design and installation challenges to overcome. An 18’ grade change from main-level to ground plane made multiple levels necessary. With a significant grade change to overcome, our design team planned and executed an expansive pool deck on the ground level, along with a large outdoor

These Naperville residents wanted a warm and inviting space for daytime and late-evening lounging. They asked for a multi-function area with ample space for multiple guests. We incorporated a custom-built fireplace equipped with an outdoor television setback was our main focal feature. A custom overhead pergola was added, as well as a grilling station with

These Hinsdale clients wanted an expansive upper terrace that was even with the interior floor grade. Shade and open, unprogrammed space was a must. With a significant grade change to overcome, our design team planned and executed an expansive elevated terrace using natural stone and cedar building materials. An outdoor fireplace built with the home

These Naperville residents wanted a warm and inviting space for daytime and late-evening lounging. They asked for a multi-function area with ample space for multiple guests. We incorporated a custom-built fireplace as the main focal feature, equipped with custom wood boxes on either side. A custom overhead pergola was added, as well as a grilling

These Naperville clients wanted a front entryway that was inviting for their guests. This winding walkway created a ‘grand entrance’ feel at this Naperville home without all the bulk. Using a color palette extracted from the architecture of the home, we designed an inviting walk entry with significant curb appeal. A circular gathering space was

It was a must for the entrance as this Naperville residence to fit with the style and color scheme of the newly built home. Our clients wanted something different than the neighbors but not over the top. Blending in and enhancing the beautiful architecture of the home was also of utmost importance during the design

These Naperville clients wanted a front entryway that was inviting for their guests. This winding walkway created a ‘grand entrance’ feel at this Naperville home without all the bulk. Using a color palette extracted from the architecture of the home, we designed an inviting walk entry with significant curb appeal. A circular gathering space was

It was a must for the entry at this Wheaton residence to fit with the style and color scheme of the newly built home. To keep with the lines of the architecture, the clients wanted an inviting rectilinear entry, but with some custom features added. Blending in and enhancing the beautiful architecture of the home

Located in Naperville, this client had many functions to cover when it came to an exterior space. They requested two fireplace areas, and a space large enough to entertain many guests at once. With a significant grade change to overcome, our design team planned and executed an upper deck and lower paver terrace, along with