Timeless English walled gardens of the 18th and 19th centuries possess a certain magic with their indefatigable stone or brick partitions assuring privacy, establishing a sense of place, blocking noise, and often creating a microclimate within. Those characteristics, just as appealing today, are translated to a contemporary American garden in pursuit of its own unique identity.

Re-imagined outdoor spaces and premium materials have given this suburban home a new sense of identity and greater energy. With an unusually tight lot, making the most of every square inch was a prime driver for the landscape design which included an upgraded main entry, outdoor dining area, cozy firepit and lounging space, a “collectors” garden, pet-friendly amenities, and extended usability with landscape lighting.