Stone Steps

Whether it’s getting from your deck to the yard or if you’ve got a large hill in the back, it’s always nice to have a sleek set of stairs that not only look good but

My lot is carved out of a steep hillside. Behind the house there is a very steep slope (30-45 degrees). The soil (at least for a large part of it) was entirely removed and replaced during the

Spring is coming, slowly but surely. I can’t wait for the good weather so I can get outside and tackle my gardens!! Adam & I spent the whole weekend cleaning out our garage and storage ro…

Project highlight in Willington, CT - Front porch area expanded to include a paver patio designed for the family to gather in the evening.

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The right stone steps are the finishing touch to any landscape design! Discover these 4 stunning stone step ideas to take your front yard to the next level!

How to Install Stone Steps. Stone steps may have been the first type ever built, when early man threw down rocks to help him up or down a slope. Today's stone steps are more decorative, while still serving their original purpose of getting people up and down grades. Steps may be built with any kind of stone, laid in concrete, set with mortar or...

Garden stairs provide transitions between level in your yard. Here are some great ideas for different materials and designs you can try.

Stone edging is set along plant beds and walkways to define the area, but on a slope, it also adds the benefit of holding back soil and preventing erosion. Working with stone edging on a hill follows a similar process to using pavers or landscape timbers, digging into the slope to create a fairly level plant bed. The ...

You can use stone steps and stone walkways like the ones here to provide a beautiful, natural-looking way to get around your yard.