When Angela (@solgracehome) and Django moved into a new-to-them ranch home in Northern California at the beginning of the pandemic last year, the couple’s initial thought was to settle in and tackle their yard in phases. Then, as the realization sunk in that they’d be stuck at home for some time with their two young children they quickly pivoted. On the agenda? Bringing their vision for al fresco dining, front porch hangs, and family fun to life ASAP.
It felt like a leap. Especially since Angela quickly realized there was no point in trying to make sense of the inefficient spaces, which ranged from unwelcoming narrow walkways to awkward hedges throughout the home’s exterior. “The yard was very obviously a hodgepodge over the years of efforts that never really came together,” she says. Yet Angela saw through the generations of mismatched rock and brick stacked and scattered without a clear purpose, envisioning a mix of functional living and play spaces flanked by trees and water-efficient landscaping. So, she tapped Yardzen to put the polish on her exterior design plans. “They really helped me pull the ideas out of my head and put them on paper,” she says.
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