The Project
Having completed the full landscaping and stonework for this client last summer, we came back this year for round two — a double-face stone wall by the front entrance, complete with a built-in planter niche and a water feature, finished off with a lavender flagstone patio unlike anything else we've installed.
The Process
We built a double-face stone wall — meaning it's finished and structurally sound on both sides, not just a facade — with a custom niche built directly into the stone to hold a planter, adding a real design detail rather than just a flat wall. A water feature was added alongside it, and the surrounding patio was finished in a lavender-toned flagstone, a distinctive material choice that sets this space apart from a typical grey or tan stone patio.
The Result
A front entrance that feels genuinely custom — a double-face stone wall with a built-in planter feature, a water element, and a flagstone patio in a color you won't see on every other property.
Double-face stone wall construction
Built-in stone planter niche
Water feature
Lavender-toned flagstone patio — a unique material choice
Returning client, second phase of stonework
A double-face wall means it's finished and solid on both sides — not just a stone facade.
Victoria Landscaping Ltd.
