WildWorks Fine Art & Practical Landscaping

How cool would this be in your back yard?

We found a centuries-old ruin and did the responsible thing: added a grill, a bar, and somewhere to put the good bourbon. The ancestors are confused, but they keep coming back for ribs.

A Gothic fire court, warm water, and a violet moon. Which would pull you outside first?

Old ruins feel but completely alive. Would you use this as a passage, a pavilion, or a place to disappear?

The quiet reminder that your old patio never stood a chance. Would you want the sound to be a whisper or a roar?

How much art should a back yard hold? Is this too much?

The moon is doing the marketing. The house is simply trying to keep up. Would you orient an entire home toward one impossible view - even if the view only arrives after dark?

A black stone room cut into pale ground, with the sky as ceiling. Would you make it more enclosed - or leave it wide open?

Would You Design Your Pool for Summer Alone — or Make It Magical in Every Season?

Which detail makes this gathering place feel the most wild?

Would you build an outdoor room around a view like this - or leave the horizon untouched?

The moon landed in the lotus and the koi have accepted it as management.

Would you rather sit at the bar or around the fire?

The fire is making the closing argument. The moon is just the lighting tech.

If your patio carried a permanent garden in stone, which flower or creature would belong at its center?

Would you rather spend a snowy night here - or inside? The television may file for neglect.

We build ruins. Ours simply begin with plumbing, lighting, and somewhere comfortable to sit.

Your house is the place that GPS announces with emotion: “You have arrived!!” What element would you look at first, from the deck?

The koi were asked to stay in the pond. They declined and moved into the paving.

What keeps you outside at night?