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Charles Luck Stone Centers
By Anna Watson Carl
Charles Luck has seven stores that provide inspiration and expert know-how for architects, designers, and homeowners looking to incorporate stone into their designs, including gardens displaying different hardscaping elements, including gravel and flagstone planters.
Related Topics: Products | Black | Gray | Furniture | Hardscape | marble | retailers | stone
A Tiered Garden in Austin, Texas
By Ted Loos
A steep and ramshackle plot of land is transformed into a peaceful retreat.
Related Topics: Regional gardening | Brown | Green | Austin | Hardscape | Ideas | landscape architects | renovation | stairs | Structures | Texas
Andrea Cochran's Landscapes
By Lise Funderburg
Emotion and restraint weave through Andrea Cochran's well-edited landscapes—a look at some of the landscapes that she has designed, as well as our exclusive (and extensive) Q&A with Cochran.
Related Topics: Ideas | Brown | Gray | Green | Contemporary | Andrea Cochran | ASLA | building materials | Hardscape | interview | landscape architecture | landscape design | Q&A
House Numbers from Heath Ceramics
By Katie Mendelson
Heath Ceramics, the Californian pottery company, teamed up with type foundry House Industries to create two lines of ceramic house numbers, based on the 'Neura' and 'Eames' typefaces. Chic and functional, they can withstand all climates.
Related Topics: Products | Red | White | California | ceramics | Hardscape | mid-century modern | outdoors | pottery | tiles | typefaces
Set In Stone
By Lise Funderburg
Long overlooked, gravel is finally being recognized for its enduring beauty.
Related Topics: Products | Brown | Gray | Red | White | Hardscape | landscaping | Plan your garden
Harvard University's Tanner Fountain
A fountain at Harvard wins the 2008 ASLA Landmark Award
Related Topics: Ideas | Gray | Designers | Great Gardens | Hardscape | Harvard | Pools and fountains

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