Harmony Design Northwest has won their 10th annual Best of Houzz Award for Customer Service, chosen by the millions of homeowners that comprise the Houzz community from among more than 3 million active home building, remodeling and design industry professionals.
We’re in the fall edition of Willamette Week’s home magazine, Nester for our dog friendly landscape design. Find us on page 54 in the “Get it Done: Local Solutions Guide for Everyday Projects” section.
It’s fire season again and we’d like to share this Wildfire Safety Guide, a complete resource for how to strengthen your home against wildfire. Just as for any natural disaster, planning ahead is the key to staying safe and protecting your property. Read on to learn how to protect your home with Fire Smart Landscaping.
Artificial grass is becoming more popular both indoors and outdoors because of its attractiveness, durability, practicality, and ease of maintenance.
Harmony Design Northwest has won their 9th annual Best of Houzz Award for Customer Service. Slightly more than 3% of Houzz’s 2.7 million active home professionals win Best of Houzz awards each year.
If we’ve learned anything from the past two years, it’s that being outside is essential for our mental, physical and spiritual health, and that livable yards improve our quality of life. What we hear more than anything from clients is their desire for outdoor spaces for both relaxing away from the day’s stresses and for connecting – with their kids, neighbors, families and friends.
With climate change impacting us in immediate and direct ways like the wildfires of 2020 and the 2021 heat dome, it’s time to think about fire smart landscaping. Here’s tips on how to protect your home with fire smart landscaping.
Portland is known for its eclectic neighborhoods of Craftsman Bungalows, Tudors, Mid-Century Modern Ranches, Traditional Cape Cods, and Modern architectural styles to name a few. The right landscaping will add a burst of curb appeal that compliments your home’s architecture and makes your home look fantastic.
We love our pets and our yards, but the two don’t always live in harmony. The key to a dog friendly yard is to combine functional space with beautiful landscaping both you and your dog will enjoy.
If you just start building your dream yard and garden without proper planning, then you’re going to run into financial trouble. Most landscape projects will likely cost more than you think. The only way to ensure that the total cost doesn’t sneak up bite you is to outline a solid budget before any work begins and be honest with your landscape designer and /or contractor.