This entry was designed to add emphasis to the stately architecture. The iron work and color of the roses add to the silent classiness of the property. -- Let us help you put all the concepts that you gather together into a beautiful landscape. We have designers in the office and we are a fully licensed landscape contractor.

Large traditional backyard rectangular lap pool in Atlanta with a water feature and brick pavers.

Adrian Cutchshaw
Inspiration for a mid-sized traditional sunroom in Atlanta with porcelain floors, no fireplace and a skylight.

Inspiration for a traditional garden in Paris.

Photo of a traditional bedroom in Salt Lake City.

Photo: Chris Snook © 2015 Houzz
This is an example of a traditional home design in London.

This butterfly garden was designed by Alan Mumford and installed by Landscape Images, ltd, on the grounds of a private girl’s school located in New Orleans, Louisiana. It is designed not only as a learning center for understanding the butterfly life cycle, but it’s also a fun whimsical space to spark the imagination of each child who enters it. Along the curving paths are information stations for each cycle of the butterfly life. The garden is rich with nectar producing plants to host the many different types of butterflies that can be present year round in south Louisiana, while ensuring to not pose a health or safety threat to the children in the school ranging from pre-school to 12th grade.

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Inspiration for a traditional home design in Other.

Photo of a traditional backyard patio in Melbourne with a pergola.

Wall Color: SW 6204 Sea Salt Bed: Vintage Bedside tables: Vintage (repainted and powder coated hardware) Shades: Natural woven top-down, bottom-up with privacy lining - Budget Blinds

This is an example of a mid-sized traditional open concept living room in Sacramento with white walls, light hardwood floors, a standard fireplace, a stone fireplace surround and a wall-mounted tv.

his rural hertfordshire property plays host to a Grade II listed house and a separate period outbuilding which have both had various architectural additions over the century, resulting in the creation of a narrow, empty corridor; prompting the need for an external garden design. The challenge for Aralia in this herts garden design was to unify the two opposing buildings and overcome the difficulties posed by numerous access points, all in the space of a small courtyard of less than two hundred square meters. The clients request was to create a garden which blurred the strong geometry of the buildings through a curvilinear design, whilst incorporating multiple opportunities for seating to relax and unwind. The garden very much holds a traditional feel through the choice of materials and planting in order to be sympathetic towards the architecture, surrounding landscape and local aesthetic. Upon first entering the property, visitors are greeted by a pair of beautifully crafted Iroko gates, framed by two heritage brick planters which house a lush beech hedge, concealing elements of the journey ahead. Three sizes of autumnal riven sandstone are used to negotiate the curves and create a subtle flow and legibility to the journey, whilst naturalistic perennials and grasses soften the space and create narrative. Plants such as Astrantia, Perovskia, Deschampsia and Echinacea are used throughout the borders to create rhythm and repetition whilst green Oak arches frame snippets of these views, anchoring the path between the buildings as the garden progresses. The culmination of the garden is signified by a circular terrace which is controlled and held in place by the beautifully weathered curved oak seats, housing cut logs underneath to create pattern and shape. Two small water chutes bubble away in the background creating a relaxing atmosphere whilst the user can sit and take advantage of tranquil views across the rest of the garden.

Photo: Carolyn Reyes © 2015 Houzz
Photo of a traditional detached granny flat in Los Angeles.

Catherine Matthys
This is an example of a small traditional courtyard deck in Perth.

Photography by Laura Moss
Inspiration for a traditional one-storey grey exterior in New York.

Adrienne DeRosa © 2014 Houzz Inc. Set for an afternoon gathering, the Ciacchis' picnic table is nothing less than effortlessly elegant. Pulling from her inspirations toward southern charm and hospitality, Jennifer combines treasures from her "junking" adventures with vintage Eva Zeisel china to create a mood befitting of the most perfect summer day. The 12-foot table was hand made from barn siding. Jennifer picked the chairs from a dumpster, later realizing that each one had a name on it. "Because on the back of each one is a name of the person's chair, it makes it fun for parties because everyone gets a new name at dinner!" she says. Woven votives hang overhead, ready to create evening ambiance. Adrienne DeRosa © 2014 Houzz

Stunning bedroom with clever use of "shoe art"!
Traditional bedroom in Calgary with pink walls and carpet.

Joey Groves
Inspiration for a small traditional backyard full sun garden for summer in Wellington with a garden path and brick pavers.

Mark Lohmann
Inspiration for a large traditional two-storey green house exterior in Milwaukee with wood siding, a gable roof and a shingle roof.