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Landscape Design > Preparing for Your Designer's Visit

Preparing for Your Designer's Visit

A positive, productive dialogue between designer and client is a key ingredient for a successful project. Over the years we have discovered just how crucial it is to ask the right questions before beginning to plan your landscape. Your answers help us tailor a plan that meets your needs.

The questions below will help you formulate what you hope to achieve with your new landscape plan. Take a few moments to think about your answers to these questions before your consultation. It will prepare you to discuss your ideas and concerns with your designer.

  • What areas of your property are you interested in landscaping?
  • What problems or concerns does your existing landscaping pose?
  • How do you plan to use your property?
  • Are there any special or favorite plants you would like to include in your landscape design?
  • Do you have an established budget for landscaping projects?
  • What are your favorite colors and what colors do you dislike?
  • Is there a garden theme or style that you prefer?

 

If you have pictures of landscapes from your favorite magazines or books be sure to show them to your designer. This is an excellent way to familiarize him or her with the styles, plants, and colors that you like.

If possible, please have a copy of your most recent plot plan (included in your settlement papers). This will expedite the design process.


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Pound Ridge, NY 10576

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