Palladian Blue from Benjamin Moore is the perfect shade of Haint Blue, traditionally used on porch ceilings throughout the South.
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This beautiful, simple stoneware container raised high above a patio is planted with lovely bougainvillea
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This low bowl has been filled with the loose-growing Sedum rupestre 'Angelina',
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Nice pot arrangement
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Glass tile can be very expensive, but you can use it sparingly to save money. Incorporate it as a border or in a sun shelf, as seen in the pool above.
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Glass tile is a luxurious pool finish choice. While the initial investment of anywhere from $75 to $100 per square foot (installed) is a jaw dropper, glass tile surfaces can last almost indefinitely if maintained properly.
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Pebble Sheen has 16 brilliant color options. Some include small seashell pieces to add glitter and sparkle to the finish. Pebble Sheen incorporates the same technology as Pebble Tec, but uses smaller pebbles for a slicker finish.
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This pool's Pebble Tec finish provides a cool blue-gray color that complements the surrounding patio and stone columns.
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This Pebble Tec finish creates the look of a natural, sandy beach entry and blends in with the landscape's native boulders and grasses.
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we say it's always better to go bigger. Too-small light fixtures are one of the fastest ways to draw negative attention
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On a porch with a beautiful focal point, like this mantel, the height of the fixtures is extremely important
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Add the length and width of the space. The number of feet in the sum is roughly the number of inches your fixture should be
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A swing would be great!
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Motiorized screens??
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Integrating rock into the design
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interesting
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beautiful ... like the bell to the right of the fireplace
Palladian Blue from Benjamin Moore is the perfect shade of Haint Blue, traditionally used on porch ceilings throughout the South.
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