Urban Spa
The homeowners want a spa-like sanctuary away from the stresses of their busy lives.
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Hide CaptionShow CaptionA key space-enhancing design tip: Matt created the new outdoor space on a 45-degree angle, which makes the homeowners' small backyard look much bigger. 
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Setting the walkways at opposing angles to the house also breaks up the boxy nature of the yard. The palms give the garden instant impact, plus lend valuable shade in a sunny climate. The trunks provide a strong vertical interest, and the exotic fronds soften the brick wall.
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