Venice St. Exterior

Sleek lines Wood/Concete combo

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Wood/Concrete combo

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I like the variety of levels, especially the plants that trail down the sides of the planters.

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Outdoor shower

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Love the grouping of succulents.

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I like the pebbles between the stepping stones. Also like the variety of low-water plantings.

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I like the idea of groundcover in between the pavers, but...this particular groundcover is overwhelming.

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planter boxes

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rocks in between, as opposed to decomposed granite. No gravel.

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concrete planks as stairs

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concrete pavers

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Small, compact, linear,

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I like the contrast between the blue water and the white concrete.

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This is an example of what I do not want. A pool that dominates the space in the yard. - no. Flagstone - no.

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I like the beach entry.

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I like that the pool is built into the space, as opposed to the pool being built and the space being "decorated" around it.

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This is way over the top for our needs, but it has a lot of features I like. Beach entry. The water feature that draws the eye to the end of the property. (Maybe a good place to hide the pool machinery?) I like the raised edge that provides additional seating. Is there a way to have a beach entry into a spa?

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I love the look of this entry. It looks nothing like how my house is built, but it is still really striking.

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What I don't want - no boulders attached to the pool.

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Small, tasteful pool, not garish.

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I like the broad, pour-in-place pavers.

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Do not like - itty bitty pavers with lots of space in between filled with rocks.

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I looks like this is something that could be done with our yard. Large pavers leading down to the sidewalk with the south side (uphill side) backfilled with a retaining wall.

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I like the idea of a fire pit. Love the low sedum? plantings between the concrete.

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What I don't want - no decomposed granite

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What I don't want - they plantings are taking over the walkway.

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I don't like the style or the look of the pool, what I do like is the raised edge that allow for additional seating.

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What about a tori gate to frame an entrance to the front yard?

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So dramatic.

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I like the different levels of foliage and the variety of color.

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A stone lantern would be fun.

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This is intriguing.

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