The materials aren't represented here--just the shapes. Here's what the front walk might look like:
And the walls and front stairs from a couple of angles:
I'd definitely like to someday have a gate/arbor at the entrance. And I'm thinking of using drystack limestone, like that pictured below, for the wall.
Of course, no design or material is set in stone just yet. I'm dreaming away. Ah, dreams. [The before photos are in the previous post.]
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There is a great low wall in Cedarburg, I'll have to show you when you are here. It may inspire you some more. The home owner is an architech in town and the wall is really cool.
Hey Lorry! I can't wait!
So much fun. I like your prospects.
I was all inspired, went out to reconsider certain garden pathways around here and after nearly perishing from heatstroke recalled why computer program garden revision is so wise this time of year.
Yee-ikes it is hot.
I like it. Nice clean lines. I'm starting to wish I'd done a more modern-looking path like this than the native limestone one I did.
it all sounds great! we have a similar plan for our front with an arbor and wall..hopefully both our dreams will become reality! :)
Your preferred design seems to be great, drystack limestone? hmm not bad since this kind of stone is perfect for garden walls.
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