With this airy pavilion, you can make your outdoor space special. It’s easily sized to fit a deck, patio, or yard. This pergola has been designed to be infinitely adaptable…
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This charming arbor will draw you outdoors, whether for tea with a friend or some work on the laptop. The white-painted formal arbor is 80 inches wide, 38 inches deep,…
Being a liquid, concrete’s creative uses are infinite. No other paving material is so fluid; no other paving is, in fact, a fluid. You can cast concrete into any shape…
This free Pergola plan is of an 8-foot Pergola set to transform your outdoor space. Built with durable pressure-treated posts and stylish pine or redwood caps, this Pergola can be…
Plants growing in between pavers (brick, concrete slabs, or stones) not only look good against the paving material, but they also soften hardscapes. Plants link between paving and adjacent perennial beds or…
Paths made from, wood chips, bark mulch, and pine needles are surely the most natural of all paths. Although these paths require a certain amount of maintenance as the materials…
Because wood can be so readily cut and joined, and can last so long on or in the ground, it can be used constructively for paving any number of walking…
A fieldstone walkway is made from randomly sized and shaped stones gathered from fields, walls, or quarries. These paths can be either formal or informal depending on how linear their…
Most people regard concrete as harsh, as having an unappealing color and texture, as being unsympathetic and lifeless. But in some instances, no other material can beat concrete for a…
A brick path is inviting, warm, and earthen in tone and is often associated with brick homes and brick walls. Brick is less formal than cut stone and being smaller,…