I was walking into a meeting at a hotel last week when I saw what my path looked like. Here's a hint: your paver walk should NEVER look like a half-unzipped Members Only
When I was designing landscapes in Arizona, one option we had available to us was travertine marble tile. These were actual tiles - typically 12"x12" and less than a half inch think -
On behalf of a contractor client I'm working with a great couple who are building a new custom home in northern Virginia. As part of the landscape design, they wanted to incorporate a
I get this question a lot this time of year. I get my fall rush once the kids are back in school, it takes a few weeks to get through the design process,
Permeable pavers are becoming a popular choice, especially in Northern Virginia. As local governments have become more concerned about stormwater management, they've clamped down on the amount of runoff that leaves your property.
Since we're talking about pavers lately, I figured it may be useful to point out where they're available to look at and purchase. I'm a big fan of display yards, where they've taken
So you're looking for a contractor to install a paver patio or walkway for you, and you're doing your due diligence. You're interviewing contractors, looking at portfolios, and maybe even going out to
When working on a landscape design, we always try to select the material that best complements the architecture of the home, the look and feel of the space, and the goals of the