In Danville, California, Jack and Shelley Bays wanted variety, seasonal color, and foliage to soften stark walls. Landscape architect Mathew Henning and designer Heather Anderson removed the lawn and created a series of garden rooms visible from indoors and out. A refined gray slate patio replaced a tired fountain and tile. A small pond with iris and water lilies provides a focal point. A low stone wall doubles as seating, backed by flowering spiraea and coral bells in spring. A semicircle of 'Akebono' flowering cherries softens the neighbor's wall and shades the patio in summer.
DESIGN: Henning/Anderson, Oakland, CA (510/531-3095)
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