Thuja Wood Art - Reclaimed Cedar Furniture Wood Art Vancouver Victoria Gulf Islands British Columbia
A graveled area for a future greenhouse is bordered by a small stone edge.
read moreA long drystack stone garden wall gives more usability to this sloped and rocky property. Steps at one end lead to a water collection system and a bench built into…
read moreA stone bench built right into this drysatck stone retaining wall offers gardeners and visitors a place to rest and enjoy the bounty of nature.
read moreThese stairs have been in place for a few years, and are looking more and more naturalized with the growing of various plants between them.
read moreA small set of steps leads to a different section of the garden from the greenhouse, giving more usability to the sloped terrain of the property.
read moreA drystack retaining wall in this garden is built with local sandstone and has a set of stairs at one end leading to a water collection system.
read moreA set of drystack stone steps leads up to the site of a future greenhouse.
read moreThis sandstone patio is dry fit with local sandstone. It is just over 300 square feet and encompasses a built in fire pit at one side, giving plenty of space…
read moreThe stone fire pit is 2 feet deep and 4 feet across, giving lots of room for a small warming fire or a larger burn of cleared materials. A flat…
read moreA sandstone patio spanning over 300 feet and featuring a fire pit for winter warmth. A few stairs follow the lifting contour of the land.
read moreOne section of a 150 foot long retaining wall- the wave design was created with blue-toned sandstone against orange and brown.
read moreHere is a very comfortable stone bench that I built into a drystack wall. It is at the end of the stone patio beside the new greenhouse. Made with local…
read moreThis client wanted to be able to wheelbarrow down the slope to the green house, but also wanted a grand staircase, so this is what I came up with…it works…
read moreIn this photo you can really see the care taken in dry stack stonework. Each stone is fitted tightly, with small stones for chinking.
read moreHere is a close up of the dry stack stone bench beside the greenhouse. Again you can see how well fit each stone is, and how the weight is always…
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