Posts in category Designers

A Rhode Island garden reveals the beauty of allowing place to take precedence

In his new book, The Art of Outdoor Living, he writes, “Gardens are for living in, not just looking at from the other side of the window.”

Internationally acclaimed English garden designer Jinny Blom leaves a flower trail of joy and beauty everywhere she goes—and finds herself picking up coveted awards as well as a loyal (and royal) following in the process

A new book showcases pioneering designer Steve Martino’s desert gardens and illuminates the genius of his “weeds and walls” approach

Dancer Andrew Grossman swaps disciplines but never loses his balance

A well-designed outdoor entrance to the home makes the best approach for guests and homeowners alike

At Skylands, Martha Stewart’s summer getaway on the coast of Maine, the goddess of all things domestic coaxes the grandeur (and granite) of the former Edsel Ford estate to shine once again with the help of her landscape architect

Flower magazine catches up with garden designer Troy Rhone to talk about his personal garden style, favorite plants, and what a successful garden evokes

Charles Nevinson of Atlanta’s Architectural Accents transforms a Sea Island, Georgia, property into a medley of intriguing outdoor spaces with sculptural surprises around every corner

Jon Carloftis draws from his upbringing in rural Kentucky to create outdoor oases on sky-high terraces and sweeping farmland alike

Julia Reed showcases Furlow Gatewood’s exceptional houses in all their architectural and detailed splendor. In our excerpt, we take a closer look at the outbuildings and gardens on his southern Georgia property