| Before |
The aim was to make the long access to
the house a pleasant stroll through a park-like setting, with various areas for
lounging, entertaining, meditation and rvegetable gardening. The design incorporates an existing Chinese Elm and a mature pine. A
rectangular concrete patio which was cracked and displaced was recycled
into a more gracious, wandering and “softer” walkway leading from the sidewalk
to the front door.
| Yin Yang symbol |
The homeowners favorite feature is a yin-yang symbol constructed with white and black river stones as a 6ΚΌ diameter
“junction” midway in the yard. A secondary gravel path leads from here to a quiet
area bench and continues on to the raised vegetable planter box. It also
helps to visually break up the distance to the house. A water feature near
the deck entrance also reflects the welcoming aspects of a Feng Shui design.
| Water Feature |
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Kevin you have inspired us. This is great we are ready to start looking at a back and front yard re-do and this would be perfect. I'll be getting in touch.
ReplyDeleteVery impressive. Love the gentle flow getting to the front door. Water feature is super.
ReplyDeletePat and Julie C.
Very Tao feel to it. Peaceful. The Yin-Yang image gives it a calming presence. More than a "pleasant stroll," it looks like a place I could spend a peaceful hour in.
ReplyDeleteVery nice.
Very nice transformation!... I like the water feature
ReplyDeleteThe design by Kevin Connelly is very pleasing to the eye. Viewing the photos, I feel calm and serene. I will forward these photos to my friends so they can appreciate the talent of Park Connelly & Associates. One word comes to mind......spectacular! Congratulations,
ReplyDeleteMaureen Barton