English Garden - Blog Posts
Portland Traditional Landscape An example of a mid-sized traditional full sun front yard brick landscaping in winter.
Dallas Pathway Inspiration for a huge traditional partial sun backyard brick landscaping.
Backyard - Transitional Landscape Photo of a huge transitional privacy and full sun backyard concrete paver landscaping in spring.
Natural Stone Pavers - Front Yard Photo of a large traditional full sun front yard stone landscaping in summer.
Mediterranean Landscape Houston An example of a large mediterranean partial sun front yard brick landscaping in spring.
Privacy - Pool
An enormous transitional backyard pool with concrete pavers for privacy is an example.
Portland Landscape Concrete Pavers Ideas for the landscaping of a sizable traditional front yard with concrete paving stones and a metal fence that is tolerant of drought and receives full sun.
Landscape in Phoenix Design ideas for a huge transitional privacy and full sun backyard concrete paver landscaping in spring.
Traditional Landscape Dallas Inspiration for a sizable traditional brick backyard landscaping project.
Front Yard in Phoenix Inspiration for a sizable, full-sun, concrete paver front yard walkway in the spring.
Patio - Asian Patio
Image of a mid-sized asian backyard fountain on concrete pavers
Traditional Bedroom Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless guest medium tone wood floor bedroom remodel with white walls
seaside in the Channel !
Brittany / Breizh !!!
Die küste !
La cote bretonne !
Villa Port Breton à Dinard (35) : la terrasse avec une fleur de lys
En 1920, Madame Meyer Sassoon, aristocrate britannique née aux Indes, décide de construire une demeure à Dinard, en bord de mer. Elle confie les travaux du manoir à un jeune architecte dinardais, René Aillerie, et ceux du parc à un paysagiste réputé, Monsieur Neveu.
Lily flower on the terrasse of the Britannic harbor villa at Dinard .
This villa has been built by Miss Meyer Sassoon , britannic aristocrat born in India , closed to the Channel at Dinard .
The villa is managed by a young architect from Dinard : René Aillerie and the garden by Mr Neveu.
