Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts

Friday, March 7, 2014

Landscape Garden Design – The Difference between a Good Garden and a Great One


A Garden can be a thing of beauty: provided a little care and attention goes into its creation. Thats where Landscape Garden Designs come into play – the difference between creating a Garden in a considered fashion and just letting things grow. With a little forward thought and planning, any outside space can become a glorious addition to house or home.

The difference between a planned Garden, or a properly planned Garden, and a non planned Garden, is this: when you plan, you are able to give a natural effect much better than if you just throw things together and hope for the best. Thats because a Garden is a defined space, usually bordered by a hedge or a fence. Nature is undefined, and so looks "right" when things just grow where they fall: a Garden, which is humanitys attempt at capturing nature in an easy to swallow format, only really looks correct if it has been planned in advance. Landscape Garden Design, which produces a sensible plan for every part of a Garden, so all its elements can be considered as a flowing whole, allow homeowners to reproduce nature in miniature without the end results appearing too haphazard or confusing.
Lets consider, for a moment, the natural world. The way it works and the appearances it presents – all of which we try to replicate in an intelligible way when we Design and plan Gardens. In the natural world, everything growing in a certain area "looks" right together. This is because all of those plants and Landscape features are correct for the place in question. Sand, stone and cacti for a desert, for example – deciduous trees, shrubs and low lying fern cover for woodland. The thing about Gardens, which is why we use Landscape Garden Designs to get them right, is that they try and draw in all sorts of plants and effects from various natural Landscape types and areas of the world. Without forward planning, throwing that little lot together is going to result in nothing more nor less than a big mess. Designing a Garden, with the help of professional Landscape Garden Designers (British run 4 Winds is a good example here), allows a homeowner to replicate the effects of disparate areas of the natural world without having the whole finished article look thrown together or peculiar.

Landscape Garden Designs allow one to use colour, seasonality and growth rate to create an ever changing, ever growing living picture. Because it has been Designed according to the in depth knowledge and experience of a professional, a Landscaped Garden looks just right during every season of the year – theres never too much or too little going on and everything, from the choice of plants to the size and shape of the lawn or patio areas. That means that one can choose ones favourite aspects of the natural world (which can be as exotic or as homely as ones own preferences) and reproduce them in a controlled way.

Thursday, March 6, 2014

Landscape Design Landscape Design Ideas

Landscape Design,Landscape Design Ideas
Landscape Design,Landscape Design Ideas

Tuesday, March 4, 2014

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Monday, March 3, 2014

Green Urban Landscape Design

Creative and aesthetic landscape design isnt just for suburban homes and estates with large plots of land. These days people want to feel an escape to their own backyards and this includes city dwellers. There are many ways to make a smaller urban patio into an outdoor retreat, the staycation is not just for rural folk.



Blue in Green Gardens is a prime example of urban landscape design gone right! Based out of Brooklyn, New York, this landscape design firm has taken the most out of sparse inner city space and made it into something attractive and welcoming. From town homes, to terraces, to rooftops, Blue in Green Gardens demonstrates how you can take limited outdoor real estate and turn an otherwise drab patio offering into a beautiful retreat right in your backyard.



Blending traditional garden concepts with more contemporary urban design, B.I.G.G. will help you to create an outdoor wonderland that would make any suburban homeowner jealous of your patio and garden sanctuary.



Linear and elevated planters can run the length of a patio area to create a larger feeling of space in your outdoor living room as well as providing privacy from your neighbors. Individual stand alone planter pots or boxes can help to separate space and section off areas of the patio itself.



Another good way to blend seating into spacial design is to incorporate retaining walls that can hold a garden bed, but the ledges of the walls can also double as a seating area.



Finally, a great way to create a centerpiece for an outdoor living room is to install a custom fire pit. Nothing says "gather round" quite like a fire pit. A natural conversation starter and location for assembly, custom fire pits are a fantastic way to include family and friends and extend your time spent outdoors all year round.



We hope Blue in Green Gardens can help you with spacial and urban landscape design ideas and if you are ever in the market for a fire pit centerpiece, then please check us out online or call today. 1-877-556-5255.

Landscape Design The Crossfire Burner for Fire Pits

If you arent familiar with the Crossfire Burner manufactured by Warming Trends, then you need to read this blog and watch these videos.

What sets the Crossfire Burner apart from conventional fire rings is that the burner jets mix a precise air-to-gas ratio that achieves a flame TWICE as high as a traditional fire ring while burning only HALF the fuel. Essentially, you will be cutting your fuel consumption costs in half while enjoying a brighter, taller, dancing, vortex flame which makes the candle flame effect of a normal fire ring pale in comparison.

Not only will you be going green by conserving fuel consumption, our burners stand up to the elements and last years longer than conventional fire rings because of the way they are constructed (right here at our headquarters in Denver, Colorado - Made in the U.S.A. baby!). James, our Design & Fabrication Manager, describes the reasons below:

Still not convinced? We are able to fabricate our burners custom to your specifications. If you have a design idea, we can build it. If you can dream it up, we can build it. If you like fire and water features, we can comply with this request too. Heres some examples of our custom burners in action.


Custom L-Shaped Crossfire Burner and Pan


Custom Eyeball Shaped Crossfire Burner & Pan


Fire on Water Feature - See website for details.

We here at Warming Trends would love for you to check out our online portfolio to show you the possibilities of taking your outdoor living space to the next level by installing a custom fire pit in to your landscape design. Whether you are a homeowner, business owner, contractor, builder or architect, we invite you to visit us online or call today. 1-877-556-5255.