Smaller landscapes can pack as much punch as larger properties. Built in the 1940s, this historic ranch-style house celebrates urban living. The landscape was designed with a contemporary edge, with a rectilinear hardscape, breeze block walls, patinated steel planters and native plants. The backyard makes the most of every inch, with a small pool, meditation station, fireplace and outdoor dining area. 

LANDSCAPE DESIGNER

Ryan Jerrell, Dig It Gardens, Phoenix, digphx.com

Published in the April/May 2024 issue of Phoenix Home & Garden.

SOURCES

Renovation architecture and interior design

Designtank, Phoenix, designtank.co
Landscape design, plant materials, pots and houseplants
Ryan and Jessica Jerrell, Dig It Gardens, Phoenix, digphx.com

FRONT YARD—Cast concrete wall fabrication
180 Degrees/The Guild, Phoenix, 180degreesinc.com
Breeze blocks (“Codex”)
Our Block Co., Phoenix, ourblockco.com
BACKYARD—Furniture
dwr.com
Outdoor dining table
terraoutdoor.com
Outdoor dining chairs
cb2.com