Fire-pit garden
An open patch of lawn became a defined fire-pit garden with a gravel surface, curved approach, and room to gather.
Patios, walls, and outdoor spaces across Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.
A spacious paver patio shaped to follow the wooded edge of the property, with room for separate lounging and conversation areas.
View projectA cedar pavilion set over an existing paver patio to create a more comfortable, defined place to gather outside.
A retaining wall built along the slope to hold back soil and define the edge of the yard.
View projectLarge-format slabs, gravel joints, and soft planting create a clean walk that still feels at home in the landscape.
A compact koi pond tucked into layered planting, with stone edges that give the water feature a settled, natural feel.
View projectA cedar pergola adds shade and structure over the patio while keeping the outdoor room open to the yard.
A broad natural-stone patio finished with low wall lighting for safer steps and a warmer evening atmosphere.
View projectTurf installed around the outdoor seating area for a clean, green finish.
A curved block wall holds the raised lawn and gives the small backyard a cleaner, more usable edge.
View projectA small garden pond and paver patio work together as one intimate outdoor sitting and dining space.
View projectA straight slab walkway, new planting, and crisp bed lines create a welcoming approach to the front entry.
A generous natural-stone patio with varied color and texture, laid out for everyday seating and dining.
A low deck connects directly to a large paver patio, giving the backyard two comfortable levels for gathering.
View projectBroad stone steps and stacked retaining walls turn a grade change into a strong, welcoming front approach.
A pond and stream surrounded by natural stone and established planting.
A wide flagstone walk moves through the front landscape with broad curves that fit the scale of the home.
A refreshed front bed with dark mulch, layered shrubs, and clean curves that frame the walk and soften the brick exterior.
A gravel fire-pit area connected by a curved path, with simple overhead lighting that makes the space inviting after dark.
An in-progress masonry outdoor kitchen with generous work surfaces and a layout built around cooking and gathering.
Solid stone steps create a direct, durable route through a steep wooded slope.
A low seat wall defines the edge of the patio and adds casual seating without closing off the wooded view.
A commercial courtyard with clean hardscape lines, built-in seating, and turf designed for flexible shared use.
Irregular flagstone brings a relaxed, traditional character to this private courtyard beside the home.
A gently curved paver walk connects the patio to the water while following the shape of the yard.
A practical paver patio sized for dining, grilling, and relaxed seating close to the house.
A clean paver patio expands the usable space behind the home while leaving a soft curved edge for planting.
A colorful stone courtyard fitted closely to the home, with a rounded outer edge that opens toward the yard.
A simple gravel gathering area centered on a block fire pit and connected back to the deck by a curved path.
A stone-lined stream winds through established planting, bringing movement and sound into a quiet backyard corner.
A small garden pond surrounded by stone and dense evergreen planting for a private, tucked-away feel.
A compact retaining wall beside the public walk creates a level planting edge and a neater street-facing transition.
Black fencing around the pool keeps the space defined while leaving an open view of the yard.
Christmas lights being installed along the roofline and around the front yard. A daytime look at the installation in progress.
A sturdy stone pad creates a finished landing for the hot tub and connects it cleanly to the surrounding yard.
Simple round stepping stones cross a shaded planting bed without making the garden feel overbuilt.
A clean gravel bed handles the transition between hardscape and lawn while keeping the area practical and low maintenance.
Before-and-after views are kept here with the rest of the work, where they belong.
An open patch of lawn became a defined fire-pit garden with a gravel surface, curved approach, and room to gather.
The front bed was reshaped with clean curves, fresh mulch, and layered planting that gives the entry a more finished look.
Send a few photos and tell us what you want the space to do. We’ll help you find the right direction for the property.