Landscape Design Consulting PC
Visionary Landscape Design for Outdoor Living Spaces
Garden Architecture | Greenwich, CT
Owner Testimonial: "We engaged Sean's services to oversee the design of our outdoor swimming pool and landscape, and we couldn't be happier with the outcome. The project turned out to be absolutely fantastic. Sean's attention to detail and remarkable vision truly made a difference. His passion for pool design and landscaping was evident throughout the entire process.
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One of the standout qualities of Sean is his exceptional communication skills. He possesses a deep understanding of both construction and design aspects related to pools and landscaping. This expertise allowed him to effectively convey his ideas and ensure that the final result aligned perfectly with our vision.
We are thrilled that we chose Sean to design our pool and landscaping. The feedback we have received from others who have seen our property, which he masterfully crafted, has been overwhelmingly positive. His work has left everyone thoroughly impressed.
In summary, Sean's dedication, talent, and ability to bring our outdoor space to life have made him an invaluable asset to our project. We are immensely grateful for his contributions." - Chris K.
Above: A hillside sloping towards the back of the owner's home is a picturesque setting for an infinity edge pool and waterfall that can be viewed from within the residence. The 15' x 35' pool is centered on bay door projection that houses a breakfast nook. Upper and lower patio terraces provide multiple longe areas (rooms) for relaxation and enjoyment.
Above: Pictorial sequence illustrating before, during, after, and nighttime images taken from the same general angle. The rhythm of lounge areas (rooms) and walkways (hallways) around the pool is framed by the retaining wall and expressed into the landscape by planters featuring Prairifire Crabapple trees that complete a metaphorical Fire and Water theme.
Above: The PeeGee tree form hydrangea in the foreground provides a visual anchor point and adds dimension to this set of during and after photographs. Weeping cutleaf Japanese Maples, a common motif for LDC designs with infinity edge pools, are like reflective sketches of the cascading waterfall and, with uplighting, will resemble Tiffany lamps when mature.
Above: This series of images illustrates the infinity edge feature of the pool from various perspectives. The balanced and symmetrical design provides even spacing for landscape and pool lighting that add another dimension to the user experience. Landscape lighting should provide subtle and warm accents while addressing considerations for safety.