As homes grow larger and lots shrink, designers must make every inch count. In Walnut Creek, California, landscape architects Stefan Thuilot and Joseph Huettl turned a very narrow side yard into a slate patio, gravel potting area, and a small lawn wrapping around the house end. Complementary paving materials define each zone, while wooden walkways set flush with the patio act as bridges between areas. The result is a cohesive, multi-functional outdoor space that feels generous despite its constraints.
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