Sedona Tranquility

Nancie Plum and Eric Shrode's home outside Sedona, Ariz., has fabulous mountain views, but they can't see them past their overgrown foliage. Their design challenge: Create an outdoor living space that makes Mother Nature the star.

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Most people don't think of the desert as having a lot of greenery, but overgrown foliage is choking off Nancie and Eric's beloved views. It also puts artificial distance between them and the views. Ironically, having too many plants is actually distancing them from nature.

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