A sloped backyard was reworked into a structured three-tier garden using stone to create usable planting space and improve overall flow. Each tier was planted with a mix of perennials and small shrubs, with driftwood accents and landscape lighting added for texture and visual interest.

Matching tiered beds were installed in both rear corners of the property to create balance and consistency. Along the east side, drainage issues were addressed by raising the grade and incorporating high-permeability base material, followed by decorative stone, landscape lighting and perennial planting.

The project was completed with premium planters filled with perennial grasses and a arbor with climbing vines, tying the entire property together with vertical structure and seasonal interest.