Once considered a luxury, backyard sport courts are now a practical and sustainable feature across North GTA — combining design, performance, and landscape integration.

This Richmond Hill project redefines the concept of a front yard by combining formal structure with natural layering. Anchored by a Japanese Maple and complemented by Blue Spruce and Hydrangea focal points, the design balances order, privacy, and seasonality. Through careful plant selection and spatial zoning, it achieves a timeless garden that feels both refined and welcoming.

A front yard transformation that turns grade change and spatial separation into design opportunities—featuring porcelain pavers, structured hedges, and a secluded hidden garden beyond the porch.

This newly finished backyard in Newmarket features artificial turf, clean porcelain pavers, a water feature, and privacy-enhancing cedar hedges—offering a calm, structured outdoor space ready to enjoy year-round.

A professional backyard design case in Aurora, Ontario, tackling a 9-foot elevation difference using pool patio regrading, reused armour stone, low-maintenance planting, and 30/60° spatial organization. Ideal for shaded sites in Zone 5a.

A modest backyard in Holland Landing gets a bold redesign using a 45-degree layout, modern porcelain pavers, and layered plantings. From privacy challenges to grade transitions, we turned site limitations into design opportunities—with results that feel open, calm, and custom-built for daily living.