When laid in a well-thought pattern, pavers can look truly unique and attractive. Here are some of the most popular ones you can use in your yard.

Brick’s potential goes well beyond walls and pathways. Today, we examine some creative ways that you can use brick to create outdoor structures in your home, from planters to pedestals.

Light installations in a space, whether indoors or outdoors, can give the space a completely new look and improve its ambience.

Framing your yard spaces with hedges or pavers can also give your home’s outdoor area a more manicured look, increasing curb appeal.

When choosing the ideal brick for your construction project, start by asking yourself whether you need structural or non-structural bricks.

If you love the idea of a sitting wall in your yard, you can build one yourself, and here’s how.

Manicured lawns, hedged trees, and beautiful gardens are key to adding curb appeal but did you know an aesthetically pleasing driveway does that too? 

Everyone loves flowers and greenery, and there’s nothing prettier to look at than a neat flower bed hosting delicate, colourful flowers. 

Red gum is a variety of eucalyptus trees found in Australia that is well-known for its durable hardwood timber. Typically used for railroad ties, red gum sleepers are fantastic for landscaping and construction projects.

When starting an outdoor path or walkway project, it makes sense to focus on the type and quality of the pavers you choose. But the same amount of attention should be paid to the binding material, including what you should not use between your pavers.