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New Home, New Backyard

6 days ago

New Home, New Backyard

Many times, new homeowners cannot afford to immediately invest in a new backyard. But every new homeowner can contact us at Native Design & Hardscape and initiate a vision and design consultation. That helps us to understand the homeowner's desires and budget. An early consultation also helps the homeowner to understand landscaping and hardscaping options, providing plenty of time to make those important decisions before the building process begins. When we met this homeowner

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An Entertaining Trex Deck

Apr 30

An Entertaining Trex Deck

No matter the season, having a composite deck in your yard can provide endless opportunities to entertain with ease. This project fixed the homeowner's troublesome small but sloped backyard, which had an old, small wooden deck that did not meet their functionality needs. This new Trex deck doubled the size of the their deck space and has provided them a long-lasting, weather-resistant, beautiful outdoor living space. Native Design & Hardscape's Senior Designer, Jeran Guffey,

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Grill, Dine, and Gather Al Fresco

Apr 23

Grill, Dine, and Gather Al Fresco

Homeowners want to have it all and we make it Native Design & Hardscape's mission to give the homeowner what they want. For this project in Knoxville, TN, the homeowners desired an open space to grill, entertain, and garden. Owner and Senior Designer, Jacob Dunaway met with the homeowners to gather their wish list and designed their outdoor space. Click the right arrow on the "before" image below to see the design plan and then the resulting dreamy al fresco space: Starting f

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Front Yard Refresher

Apr 15

Front Yard Refresher

Every home has the potential for updated and refreshed curb appeal. Sometimes it is near impossible to visualize what improvements can be made and homeowners feel overwhelmed as to where or how to start. Click the arrow icon on the image below to see the refreshing transformation. This homeowner was challenged by a front yard and entry that had an undefined path to the front door, overgrown plants too close to the house, and multiple areas of drainage concern. The homeowner w

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