New Bluestone Seatwall Cap
An existing wall is refreshed with new bluestone.
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Naturally Beautiful Bluestone
A curved bluestone walk feels friendly yet polished. Experimenting with Color Glenview, Illinois Every year for more than two decades, the Van Zelst team has counted on a new challenge from this long-term client. A lover of color, she has been continually excited about trying new palettes and plant combinations, often based on her whatever...
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Outdoor Dining Room
A formal room is delineated by stone and large-scale plantings.
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Comfortably Curving Bluestone
Combining straight lines and curves adds interest. Experimenting with Color Glenview, Illinois Every year for more than two decades, the Van Zelst team has counted on a new challenge from this long-term client. A lover of color, she has been continually excited about trying new palettes and plant combinations, often based on her whatever might...
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A Shady Seat in a Glenview Landscape
A built-in seatwall is perfect for admiring summer blooms. Experimenting with Color Glenview, Illinois Every year for more than two decades, the Van Zelst team has counted on a new challenge from this long-term client. A lover of color, she has been continually excited about trying new palettes and plant combinations, often based on her...
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A Private Retreat
Mounds of foliage, shrubs and perennials help the spa blend in.
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Maximizing a Glenview Patio
An elevated bluestone deck offers sweeping views.
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Light, Color and Texture
Varying shapes and sizes create a layered landscape. Experimenting with Color Glenview, Illinois Every year for more than two decades, the Van Zelst team has counted on a new challenge from this long-term client. A lover of color, she has been continually excited about trying new palettes and plant combinations, often based on her whatever...
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Naturalized Walkway
Creeping thyme and bluestone lead through shady, low plantings.
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