by Scott Bradley | Oct 10, 2017 | Featured Gardens, Gardens, Low Voltage Lighting, Masonry and Stonescaping, Patios and Walkways, Penngrove Landscape Contractor, Water Features, Wood Structures
Covered with scrub oak, and redwood and pine seedlings, this one-acre property with dozens of mature redwood trees in the background, sat on three different elevations. One of the challenges for Details Landscape Art, a Penngrove landscape contractor, was to...
by Scott Bradley | Sep 26, 2017 | Featured Gardens, Gardens, Masonry and Stonescaping, Patios and Walkways, Petaluma Landscaping, Santa Rosa Landscape Design, Wood Structures
This Bennett Valley property on the east side of Santa Rosa was a very large backyard project with great possibilities. Adjacent to Matanzas Creek Winery, the vineyard provided a spectacular background. The landscape design for Details Landscape Art, a Santa Rosa...
by Scott Bradley | Aug 15, 2017 | Featured Gardens, Gardens, Masonry and Stonescaping, Patios and Walkways, Santa Rosa Landscape Contractor, Water Features
This design-build project began as a moonscape. Covered with rock, half buried giant boulders the size of Volkswagens and littered with wild scrubby weeds, this was easily the ugliest and most challenging project to date for Details Landscape Art, a Fountaingrove...
by Scott Bradley | Aug 1, 2017 | Gardens, Sonoma County Landscaper
We are Details Landscape Art, a boutique landscape contractor based in Sonoma County. We design and build fine gardens in Santa Rosa, Petaluma, Sebastopol, Windsor, Healdsburg, Rohnert Park, Cotati, Penngrove and Forestville, as well as in Marin County and Napa...
by Scott Bradley | Jul 18, 2017 | Drainage, Gardens, Irrigation, North Bay Landscape Contractor, Patios and Walkways, The Landscape Process, Wood Structures
As we have discussed before, there are hundreds, if not thousands of landscapers out there. Some are licensed, some not, and all offer various levels of service and results. Details Landscape Art is a North Bay landscape contractor that consistently goes the extra...
