Why live your life inside, shut away from the beauty of the outside world, when you could live your life outdoors instead? When you create an outdoor space for your home, it doesn't only have to be an area where you grow a few flowers or occasionally sit out in the sun. There's so much you can do with your outdoor space to promote outdoor living and create the perfect place to relax, socialize, eat and drink, and more in all weathers. Successful outdoor living requires careful thought about how to set up your space so that it works for you and suits your tastes.

Some estimates say that home values can rise 15%, just from landscaping. Not only that but if you're planning to sell your home, your garden design can boost curb appeal. That will make it more attractive to potential buyers.

Renovating your backyard can seem like a daunting task. It's often a long process, and you might not have much of an idea about where to start. There are a number of steps you need to think about, but you need to get your priorities in order before you can start work or even come up with a design.

How-to decide between interlocking concrete and asphalt. There's a reason why concrete knocks it out of the park.

When selecting a product, compare the size of the space to the size of your pavers or slabs. Generally speaking, smaller outdoor living spaces demand smaller slabs or pavers.

There are two major decisions to be made when choosing a paving unit’s size. Is the product going to be structurally sound for its use and is the scale of the product going to work with the architecture or the existing landscape?

Challenge: marrying the existing kidney shape of the pool with the ultra-modern style of the home. Learn how our pros created a functional space with distinct areas.

Creating a multi-functional and intimate Country Rustic space with large, multi-generational, family gatherings in mind is not always an easy win.

Balancing regional regulations with their desire to create a contemporary space. Discover how did these homeowners overcame their challenges.

How to build an outdoor concrete coffee table that looks like wood with Techo-Bloc’s Borealis Stepping Stone.