View of the refurbished pool, pool deck and rear of the home

Before photo from similar perspective as Photo 01

With 260 acres and Mt Hood prominent to the east, the views from the outdoor living areas are incredible.

Through extensive meetings and collaboration with the home Architect and Interior Designer color pallettes were carefully chosen.

Before photo of the rear of the home.

The primary goal of our clients was to create a place for family gatherings while maintaining a natural, outdoorsy feel

Herb and sculpture garden off the covered dining porch and kitchen

Relocated pool equipment house tucked in the trees at the top left of photo opens views to Mt Hood

Decomposed granite path and terrace with Bluestone border and patios create an elegant yet casual feel

A vegetated swale, in the foreground of the field, handles much of the drainage from the site. The Tuscan stone steps lead to the firepit and bunk house.

Extensive landscape lighting throughout the property create a magical and safe environment into the evening hours.

IN PROGRESS - Montana Blocky dry set stone retaining walls. Upper circular viewpoint is a mortared wall.

Over 50 tons of Montana Blocky stone was used to build the extensive walls that beautifully transition the significant grade changes.

Local basalt boulders were used as the landscape transitions from the formal landscape to the more natural