This pergola draped in Wisteria over a Blue Stone patio is located at the home of Interior Designer Kim Hunkeler, located in central Massachusetts.

Newton, MA front yard renovation. - Redesigned, and replanted, steep hillside with plantings and grasses that tolerate shade and partial sun. Added repurposed, reclaimed granite steps for access to lower lawn. - Sallie Hill Design | Landscape Architecture | 339-970-9058 | salliehilldesign.com | photo ©2013 Brian Hill

Randall Perry Photography

Sarah Oxby @ hampsteadgardendesign.com

Here are some classic Leaded Glass panels. The 2 larger panels measure 11-3/16" x 31-1/2". The 2 smaller panels are 9 1/16" x 25 1/2". Notice how perfectly the arches of the design align with the corners of the cabinets. As well, on the sides, none of the designs are covered by the door frames. This is due to using a 3/4" outside border came during assembly. The glass used in this project is all Clear Seedy glass for a little bit of texture. The panels were made with our Dark Antique Came which works very nicely in this location. It really helps to pick up on the granite color and extend it into the upper cabinets.

Adam Jablonski

Erin Southwell

© Ron Blunt

This hidden front courtyard is nestled behind a small knoll, which protects the space from the street on one side and fosters a sense of openness on the other. The clients wanted plenty of places to sit and enjoy the landscape. This photo was taken by Ryann Ford.

Holly Polgreen

History, revived. An early 19th century Dutch farmstead, nestled in the hillside of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, offered a storied canvas on which to layer replicated additions and contemporary components. Endowed with an extensive art collection, the house and barn serve as a platform for aesthetic appreciation in all forms.

A fabulous kitchen makeover in a 1924 Tudor home, highlighting the owner's love of natural materials. By Elizabeth Goltz Rishel of Orion Design. ©2013 Bob Greenspan Photography