You wouldn’t think a driveway would be the centerpiece of a stunning Orlando residential landscape design.
How great can a driveway be, right?
At this Spanish Colonial home in an Orlando gated community, a paver driveway made all the difference.
You wouldn’t think a driveway would be the centerpiece of a stunning Orlando residential landscape design.
How great can a driveway be, right?
At this Spanish Colonial home in an Orlando gated community, a paver driveway made all the difference.
There’s a reason professional landscape designers get college degrees.
Man, there’s a lot of stuff to keep in mind.
When Orlando landscape designers study landscape design, they learn about mass, form, line, texture, and color. Then they combine these elements to transform your yard.
Sounds kind of fancy. But it’s why your new paver patio could have such graceful lines. It’s why your yard could be filled with plants with a variety of intriguing colors and textures.
Let’s tackle the obvious question first: “Do I need landscape lighting?”
You absolutely do. (Even if you’re not afraid of the dark.)
Consider these reasons:
More landscape lighting questions? Let’s get to them.
Afraid of the dark?
Head out there with a DIY landscape lighting kit and things could get really scary.
Maybe you’ve been thinking of heading to the big box store and grabbing some landscape lighting components.
We know you can pull it off.
But should you? Or should you hire professional landscape lighting services?
Let’s shed some light on DIY landscape lighting vs. hiring a professional.
Next time you pull up to your house and into your driveway at night, pause for a minute.
Does your home seem bright and welcoming? Or dark and gloomy?
Instead of pulling right into the garage, hop out and pretend you’re a guest. Head to the front door. Do you feel safe and welcomed? Or are you worried you might trip?
The best landscape lighting companies can help you light up your home and landscaping in ways you might not have even considered.
Have you taken a good look at your front yard lately?
Sure, the back yard might be more fun — barbecues, pool parties, coffee and donuts in your robe.
But your front yard introduces your home to the world — or at least, to the neighborhood.
“It should be a place you’re proud to show off,” says Eric Frisch, Ground Source landscape designer.
“What can you do to stand out from the neighbors?”
Quite a bit. Check out these front yard landscaping design ideas.