What we are looking at here is what you(the observer) sees when 1st entering this garden space.
A few more steps and a look to the right is where the double waterfall, stream, pond, and fire pit are located.
Plus enough room to navigate around all this stuff without feeling pinched in, cramped, stumbling over each other.
Right at the very bottom of this photo you can see a different color of brick. This is the landing step coming out of, or going into the kitchen. That brick work is all mortared, and the patio is dry-laid on limestone stone dust.
Ohh, one other thing, see that little bit of sandstone to the bottom left, that was specifically designed as a space for the grill. Convenient to the kitchen access, but completely out of the way of foot traffic and other patio furniture.
Wow, that's a gorgeous hardscape design, Rick. I love how the whirls of bricks are bisected by the sandstone... that's the kind of contrast/tension that I crave, and it works very well with the more restful plantings around it.
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ReplyDeleteI was looking for the constant grounding of the paver circles to work with the confusion of the staggered sandstone slabs
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