Design your dream backyard landscape

From lighting to hardscaping to outdoor kitchens, build the landscape package that fits your space and see a closest real-world match inspired by real projects.

Step 1 of 8

Which style feels most like your backyard?

Tip: There are no wrong answers! Your choices help us show you a backyard that most closely matches your style.

Pick the one that feels closest

Modern & Minimal
Clean lines, simple materials, and a tidy, architectural feel.
Resort-Style Oasis
Water features, warm lighting, and a vacation-at-home feel.
Rustic & Natural
Natural stone, timber, and greenery for an organic, grounded look.
Entertainer's Backyard
Built for gathering: kitchens, fire features, and plenty of seating.
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Step 2 of 8

Choose your outdoor lighting

Tip: Good outdoor lighting layers several fixture types rather than relying on one: path lights for safety, spotlights to make a statement, and ambient accents for mood and experience.

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Pathway Lighting
Low fixtures along walkways and garden beds for safe, ambient footpath light.
Spotlights
Directional up-lighting that highlights trees, architectural features, or a feature wall.
Accent / Ambient
Soft, indirect lighting worked into seating areas, steps, or structures for a warm evening glow.
Step Lights
Built into steps or retaining walls to improve visibility and provide safe footing after dark.
Well Lighting
Recessed ground lights that highlight trees, architectural features, or landscaping with an elegant upward glow.
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Step 3 of 8

Choose your hardscaping

Tip: Hardscaping is the structural backbone of your backyard. Patios, walls, steps, and general stonework that define usable space before softscaping (plants, lighting, water) is added.

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Patios
A paved outdoor living area for seating, dining, or lounging.
Retaining Walls
Structural walls that hold back sloped soil, creating level terraces and defined planting beds
Steps
Stone or paver steps connecting different grade levels of your yard.
Decorative Stonework
Accent stone detailing on walls, planters, or focal features.
Step 4 of 8

Choose your interlocking & walkways

Tip: Interlocking pavers are laid without mortar, which means individual pavers can be lifted and reset if settling or utility work is ever needed, unlike poured concrete.

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Paver Walkways
Interlocking paver paths connecting different areas of your yard.
Natural Stone Walkways
Irregular natural stone set in a path for a more organic, rustic look.
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Step 5 of 8

Choose your outdoor kitchen

Tip: Running gas and water lines is far easier before a patio is poured. If an outdoor kitchen is even a maybe for later, it's worth planning for now!

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Built-In BBQ Station
A single built-in grill module set into a stone or masonry surround.
Full Outdoor Kitchen
Grill, counter, storage, and prep space built as one unit.
Step 6 of 8

Choose your pool water features

Tip: Pool water features usually share plumbing and electrical with the pool itself, so adding one during the original build costs less than retrofitting it later.

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Sheer Descent
A thin, even sheet of water falling from a raised wall into the pool. The sound is a steady white noise, not a splash.
Pool Bubblers
Small bubbler jets set into the pool floor or a shallow ledge. A gentler, quieter effect than a deck jet.
Spill-Over Spa
A raised spa that spills warm water into the main pool over a shared wall. Heat and swim space in one feature.
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Step 7 of 8

Choose your fire features

Tip: Fire features often share the same gas line trench as an outdoor kitchen or fire-and-water combo feature, so adding one during the original build usually costs less than retrofitting it later.

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Fire Bowls
Decorative flame bowls that add warmth and a luxurious focal point, often paired with a water feature.
Fire Pits
A classic outdoor centerpiece! A gathering spot on the patio for cooler evenings with family and friends.
Fire Tables
Combines the warmth of a fire feature with the function of a tabletop for gathering around.
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