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Danville Entrance Appeal
Deteriorating railroad tie steps to the front door made the walk to this Danville residence unsafe. This front yard hillside project now has a front entrance with new paving and masonry materials that blend seamlessly with the architectural style of the home. The layout has an easier flow and visually connects guests to the front door as they pull into their new drive court. The new landscape is covered with colorful, drought tolerant plants which creates a beautiful hillside mosaic and a secret pathway and water feature invite people to stroll into the backyard where more landscape surprises await.
Multi-level Magical Spaces
What was once an underutilized patio and an unusable large hill has been transformed into…
Classy, Cozy and Comfortable Backyard
Designed in 2020 by SFLA, this backyard renovation gave the homeowners an amazing, useful and…
Danville Botanical Retreat
After many years, it was time to update this expansive landscape into the beautiful new…
San Ramon Tuscan
This San Ramon residential property has been completely transformed from front to back. The gas…
Lafayette Family Friendly
This family friendly backyard is perfect for playing and entertaining groups of all ages. Surrounded…
Blackhawk Elegance
SFLA expanded the master bedroom balcony and anchored it with elegant Tuscan columns. The columns…
Dublin Modern Elegance
Every square foot of this backyard has been transformed into a fun and useful outdoor…
San Ramon Hills View
When wild boars ravaged this property adjacent to Bishop Ranch Open Space, the owners contacted…
San Ramon Hillside Gem
In 2015 severe drought and incentives for lawn and irrigation conversion from EBMUD made it…
Ruby Hill Luxury
Views to the golf course below and hills beyond provided the perfect reason for this…
Danville Waterfall
Though a beautiful hillside studded with majestic native Oak trees, this Danville backyard was underused…
Orinda Craftsman
This Orinda homeowner wished to renovate their 50’s style ranch home into a Craftsman style…
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