Mid Century Projects

Mid-Century Backyard Landscape - Fox Point, WI

2022 Silver Award Residential Design - Association of Professional Landscape Designers

Our clients had recently purchased a mid century Leenhouts designed home in Fox Point, Wisconsin and the existing landscape was in need of a complete makeover. As is the case with most homes of this period, the existing landscape consisted of mostly yews and junipers. To update the design we included a simple palette of long blooming perennials and ornamental grasses as well as boxwood and flowering hydrangea among others. The concrete front walk is more welcoming now with inlaid bluestone runnels. 

The backyard conceptual landscape design was more complex than the front due to the exposed lower level. The upper main patio is triple the size of the existing patio and replicates the pattern of the window framing on the back of the home with inlaid bluestone runnels. Dry-stacked lannon stone retaining walls allow for the patio to cut into the hillside slightly. A separate fire pit deck is one step above the patio. The lower level patio is more intimate and great for a morning coffee or chilling in the hammock. Modern low voltage landscape lighting completes the design. 

Designed by James Drzewiecki, APLD and Hannah Paulson, landscape designer

Mid-Century Leenhouts Landscape - Fox Point, WI

Mid-Century Modern Front Landscape - Fox Point, WI

Hand drawn and ink-rendered conceptual landscape design for the front yard of this mid-century modern home in Fox Point, Wisconsin. The home was designed by Abe Tannenbaum, one of Milwaukee's most prolific mid-century architects. Our client wanted to do something different than lawn around the existing front walk which consisted of concrete circles original to the home. We moved about 25% of the circles and had new ones poured to match to better connect with the half-circle driveway in front of the home. We also added a small sitting area to the right of the front door in bluestone. 

The existing masonry address wall was retained but we designed new plantings around it to carry through on the circle theme inspired by the front walk. All new plantings were designed across the front of the home, including linear groups of 'Karl Foerster' grass to emphasize the vertical elements on the home. The plantings become more natural in placement and layout on the edge of the property. New low voltage landscape lighting was also part of our design.

Designed by James Drzewiecki, APLD and hand rendered by Hannah Paulson, landscape designer

Mid-Century Tannenbaum Landscape - Fox Point, WI

Mid-Century Russell Barr Williamson Landscape -  Bayside, WI

This 1958 Mid-Century Modern home designed by Russell Barr Williamson had an existing flagstone patio that was failing. The original stones were cracked and fragmenting and there wasn't enough room for practical modern-day entertaining. Our clients contacted us because of our love of MCM homes and our background in architecture and art, knowing that we would do this home justice with a design for a new patio. 

Concrete was chosen as it is period correct but also budget friendly. Our clients wanted more room for entertaining as well as dedicated spots for their hot tub and grill. They also requested an area for a fire pit. With the angles of the home as our inspiration, we designed a patio space defined by two overlapping trapezoids. Separating the two main spaces is a cut out bed for tall ornamental grasses. This line of grasses points to the centerline of the circular dining room on the home, which then creates a visual axis out to the fire pit patio. Bluestone steppers create a path from the patio to the fire pit area. A line of boxwoods forms a border around the curved outer edge of the patio, intersecting with the line of ornamental grasses. Flowering shrubs and perennials round out the plantings with low voltage landscape lighting placed strategically around the patio.

Designed by James Drzewiecki, APLD and Hannah Paulson, landscape designer

Mid-Century Modern Backyard

Our clients reached out to us for a complete makeover of their mid-century ranch in Grosse Ile, Michigan after discovering us on the internet. They recognized our expertise in designing mid-century landscapes and were willing to work with us virtually on their design. We always look to the architecture of the home for design inspiration and this home made it easy for us.

For the front yard conceptual landscape design uses a hexagon theme that is based off the hexagon shaped living room in the back of the home. We created a concrete foyer to connect the large driveway to the wrap-around front porch. The bedlines and angled groups of plants continue the theme.

The backyard conceptual landscape design for this mid-century ranch was inspired by the original blueprints of the home which showed a dramatic hexagon shaped living room at the back of the home. We designed a new concrete patio around the existing brick planters on the home. The patio was larger than the original with spaces for grilling, dining and lounging. The concrete hexagon space around the fire pit was changed to a wood deck in the final design per the client's request. Angled bedlines and linear groups of plants match the front plantings.

Designed by James Drzewiecki, CPLD and Hannah Paulson, landscape designer

Mid-Century Modern Landscape - Grosse Ile, MI

Mid-Century Front Landscape - Racine

Masterful McDonald
2019 Gold Award for Excellence in Residential Landscape Design and Construction - Wisconsin Landscape Contractors Association

2020 Silver Award Residential Design - Association of Professional Landscape Designers

Historically significant, this home was designed by architect John Randal McDonald as the second home for his family. After many years of neglect, it was in need of a major restoration which was undertaken by our clients. After completing the interior they realized they needed to turn their attention to the rest of the property.

We designed a new linear concrete walk with shifting wedge shaped panels (separated by beach pebble runnels) that mimic the roofline of the home. Some of the existing stone steps were re-used and a low, retaining wall defines the edge of the new driveway in Tennessee sandstone to match the stone on the home. The long lines of the house are mimicked by a group of autumn moor grass while mixed perennials and shrubs occupy the remaining wedge-shaped plant beds. 

To connect front yard to back, a walk-through garden of grasses and long blooming perennials was created in what was an overgrown, under-utilized space. An existing grade change allowed for this garden to be elevated above the new patio below but also required a new masonry retaining wall and steps. This wall replaced a rubble “wall” and was constructed with matching Tennessee stone and ties into an existing wing wall.

The existing patio was not pitched properly, and also had roof runoff collecting in one spot. To get proper pitch on the new concrete patio, yards of soil had to be removed from the backyard and the entire lawn re-graded. The overall shape of the patio continues the wedge shapes of the front walk. A semi-circle cut out in the new patio to pays homage to a shallow pond formed into the original patio surface. 

Wedge-shaped beds surround the patio with a focal point magnolia, and a linear group of moor flame molinia extends beyond the stone retaining wall. Beach pebbles were also used to highlight the ornamental grass groups while slate chip not only provided a contrast in some plant beds but was also used functionally under the large roof over hangs all around the house and under the cantilevered lower level. New border plantings surround the perimeter of the backyard and subtle landscape lighting completes the makeover. Happily we came in just under our client’s targeted budget of $50,000. The landscape now feels like it was designed when the home was built and reflects sensitivity to the historical importance of the home.

Designed by James Drzewiecki, APLD


Mid-Century John Randal McDonald Landscape - Racine, WI

Mid-Century Modern Front Yard - East Lansing, MI

This mid-century ranch in East Lansing, Michigan needed a landscape update. The butterfly roof was our inspiration for the angled bedlines. Ornamental grasses in beach pebble mulch play off the linearity of the home. We added 30" square stone steppers to create an entry path to the front walk that doesn't take guests through the carport. A mixture of long blooming perennials and flowering shrubs round out the plantings. LED, low voltage lighting highlights the two trees and the new stepping stone path.

Designed by James Drzewiecki, APLD and hand rendered by Hannah Paulson, landscape designer

Mid-Century Backyard - Bayside, WI

Midwest Mid-Century

2022 Silver Award Residential Design - Association of Professional Landscape Designers

Our clients had already decorated the inside of their cute midcentury ranch in Bayside, WI with period correct furnishings when they contacted us. They had made an attempt at making their landscape midcentury, but in the end they knew they needed to call in for professional help. Since midcentury landscapes are our specialty, it was a perfect fit for us to work with them on renovating the entire property. The existing half circle concrete patio was in great shape, but it was surrounded by looming arborvitae that were original to the house. They were so large that the patio was essentially cut off from the rest of the backyard.

We designed all new plantings for the backyard, based on a circular theme to play off the patio geometry. We replicated the granite stone mulch our client had already used in the front yard. For the front part of the property we simply refined and adjusted what our client had already started, to create a cohesive whole between front and back. One of our favorite medium-sized projects!

Designed by James Drzewiecki, CPLD. 

Mid-Century Landscape - Bayside, WI

Mid-Century Front Yard - Glendale, WI

Conceptual landscape design for the front and backyard of this 1960's Glendale, Wisconsin ranch home. The home has a long, dramatic roofline which we played off of for the planting bed shapes and the new concrete front walk. All new plantings of perennials, ornamental grasses and flowering shrubs and landscape lighting round out the rest of the front yard design.

The angled bedlines continue in the backyard conceptual landscape design as well as for the patio and deck shapes. New plantings of perennials, ornamental grasses and flowering shrubs surround the new patio. A fire pit area and cedar pergola over the dining area add entertainment space. Landscape lighting of the ornamental trees and around the edge of the patio was also part of the design. 

Phase 1 scheduled for installation in 2020 so check back for photos!

Designed by James Drzewiecki, CPLD and hand-rendered by Hannah Paulson, landscape designer

Mid-Century Landscape - Glendale, WI

Mid-Century Front Landscape - Wauwatosa

The owners of this mid century ranch built by Joseph Mollica in a great Wauwatosa neighborhood wanted to update the landscape in a way that would harmonize with the 50's vibe of their home. With the strong lines on the house, we settled on a wedge-shaped theme. The original curved front walk was replaced by a multi-paneled walk in colored, exposed aggregate concrete with beach pebble runnels. A "Zen" rock garden sits in front of the porch, while a simplified flower color palette avoids competing with the home. Linear groupings of shrubs and grasses help to emphasize the lines of the architecture. 

Designed by James Drzewiecki, APLD and hand rendered by Hannah Paulson. 

Mid-Century Mollica Landscape - Wauwatosa, WI

Mid-Century Modern Patio + Hot Tub - Wauwatosa

There is an interesting mid century neighborhood in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin and we have been lucky enough to now design 5 landscape renovations in the area. This conceptual design is for a long, mid century ranch home in that neighborhood. Our clients wanted a more interesting front walk than the existing which went from the front porch straight out to the street. All new plantings update the landscape. For the backyard, our clients needed more entertaining space and we were tasked with incorporating a new hot tub and endless pool. All new plantings surround the new patio space and low voltage landscape lighting was included throughout the design. 

Installation scheduled for spring of 2021. Check back for photos after it is installed!

Designed by James Drzewiecki, APLD and hand rendered by Hannah Paulson, landscape designer



Mid-Century Modern Landscape - Wauwatosa, WI

Mid-Century Accessible Landscape - Wauwatosa, WI

After seeing our work across the street at a neighbor's mid-century ranch, our clients reached out to us to give their front yard a makeover. Included in the design was a special request. They needed to improve accessibility to the front door for their disabled son who had trouble navigating the step up at the front porch. We were able to design a new front walk that ramped up to the porch and was connected directly to the driveway, thus eliminating the step.

The new curved concrete walk was done with exposed aggregate to increase the slip-resistance for our client's disabled son. All new plantings were designed including a linear grouping of calamagrostis 'Karl Foerster' grasses which are centered on the dominant chimney of the home. Without the maple shading the front yard, full sun shrubs and perennials now occupy the front beds including Little Lime hydrangea, 'Summer Beauty' allium and salvia. Low voltage landscape lighting completes the landscape renovation.

Designed by James Drzewiecki, APLD

Mid-Century Front Yard - Roseville, MI

Even a modest mid-century home deserves a cool landscape! Our design for this ranch home in Roseville, Michigan works around the existing front walk and raised lamp post planter. Highlighting the planter, a linear group of 'Karl Foerster' grass lies perpendicular to the home, with a group of 'Summer Beauty' allium crossing ninety degrees to the grasses. 'Skyracer' molinia grass and a specimen magnolia sit in beach pebble squares across the front of the home. 

Designed by James Drzewiecki, APLD and hand rendered by Hannah Paulson, landscape designer



Mid-Century Patio Makeover - Waukesha

2018 Gold Award for Excellence in Residential Landscape Design and Construction - Wisconsin Landscape Contractors Association

With five children of their own, our clients needed a larger patio than the mint green concrete slab that was original to the 1960’s ranch. Both husband and wife have large extended families, so the main project goal was for a larger patio on which the entire family could gather. Our suggestion of creating outdoor rooms within the new, large patio space was embraced by the client.

In reviewing the surrounding scenery, which included a distant pond on the property, it became apparent that the placement of the patio was critical. Two sight lines were identified, separated by a stand of mature oaks, and the patio was orientated to take advantage of both.  Seat walls were designed to subdivide the overall patio into separate, but connected spaces radiating out from the fire pit. Some walls also function as retaining walls as the patio area was extended out over a downward slope. The fire pit area provides a place for the family to gather and includes an over-sized, cantilevered stone coping, and radial, cascading steps down the hill.
 
Material selections were also important, as our goal is always to match or coordinate strongly with the existing architecture and style of the home. The Tennessee stone for the walls and fire pit was chosen to match the stonework on the home as closely as possible. The crew from Stone Oak Landscapes did a masterful  job cutting some of the supplied stone into smaller pieces to match the sizes of the 1960’s stone on the home.  In fitting with the Mid-Century theme, the husband preferred concrete as the material for the patio. This decision also allowed us to allocate the savings on the paving to help offset the cost of the masonry seat walls. Brick soldier courses used as borders and inlays, help to divide the space visually and were chosen to be in the same color family as the stonework of the walls and home.

Hand-hammered copper bowls were selected to finish off the seat walls, giving our client the opportunity to experiment with annual flower combinations each year, which was important to her as she comes from a family that once owned a nursery. Minimal planting beds wrap around the patio and fire pit area, filled with native and long-blooming perennials and ornamental grasses. Our design embraces both the house and hillside, while providing our client with plenty of room for large family gatherings.

Designed by James Drzewiecki, APLD.



Mid-Century Patio + Landscape - Waukesha, WI

Mid-Century Modern Patio and Deck - Glendale

This mid century home was built by Joseph Mollica in Glendale, WI. Our client had a failing paver patio that was uneven and dangerous to walk on and it was not original to the home. Existing lannon stone retaining walls were failing due to age and overgrown vegetation pulling down on the stone. Colored concrete was chosen for the new patio surfaces for ease of maintenance and because concrete fit with the architectural period of the home. A composite deck was incorporated to add some warmth and a separate level for dining. The stone paving around the fire pit will be changed to another composite deck when the project is installed. 

Installation scheduled for fall of 2019 so check back for photos!

Designed by James Drzewiecki, APLD and hand-rendered by Hannah Paulson, landscape designer


Mid-Century Mollica Landscape - Glendale, WI

Mid-Century Fire Pit - Whitefish Bay, WI

This project was a complete landscape makeover, tied to a remodeling project on this mid-century two story home in Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin. Our client was planning on putting an addition on the back of their home so a new patio was needed. To fit the mid-century style of the home we designed a new concrete patio with bluestone inlaid runnels. All new plantings around the patio and the fenced in backyard complete the backyard design. The front of the house also needed updated plantings and we designed a new front walk to coordinate with the patio design in the backyard. Low voltage landscape lighting was included in our master plan for this project. The addition was designed by Fein Design in Mequon, Wisconsin.

Designed by James Drzewiecki, CPLD and hand rendered by Hannah Paulson, landscape designer


Mid-Century Landscape - Whitefish Bay, WI

Mid-Century Ranch Front Landscape - Wauwatosa

This is our sixth landscape design for a neighborhood of mid-century modern ranch homes in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. With the home being long and linear, we turned the landscape design at an angle to the home including the new concrete front walk and patio, as well as the planting beds. This creates more dynamic spaces in both the front yard and backyard.

Phase 2 of the installation scheduled for spring of 2023.

Designed by James Drzewiecki, CPLD and Hannah Paulson, landscape designer

Mid-Century Ranch Landscape - Wauwatosa

Mid-Century Modern Landscape - Cedarburg, WI

2017 Bronze Award for Excellence in Residential Landscape Design and Construction - Wisconsin Landscape Contractors Association 

Our client's mid-century modern home sat on an amazing site high on a bluff overlooking Cedar Creek. Our client wanted to take control of her mature and overgrown landscape and have it designed with an Asian flavor. To connect home and landscape, we designed a new stone column and address fence, carefully matching the stone colors and how the mortar was applied. We helped our client choose the light for the column and suggested that the coach lights on the house be changed to match.

A new entry walk was designed, with separate panels of irregular bluestone. Set at a 45 degree angle to the front door, the walk draws more attention to the covered entryway. A pondless water feature of carved granite adds an Asian element to the garden and creates a focal point near the front door.

Our client loves plants and even gave us the option of removing as much of the front lawn as we wished. We focused on plants that would feel appropriate in an Asian garden setting, while still providing continuous bloom and color through the seasons. The palette of color was limited to shades of pink and blue with a splash of yellow and white for contrast. 

Also into vegetable gardening, our client never had a defined space for her efforts. As the only sunny spot on the property was in the front yard, we made the vegetable garden an integral part of the design. A stone slab "bridge" leads to the garden, crossing over a slate chip dry creek bed with Aqua Blue granite boulders. 

We designed a new fence around an existing deck that matched the address marker out front and created a gate/ arbor with an Asian flavor. From the deck, a new stairway of lannon outcropping leads down the bluff to a newly cleared space along the edge of the creek. The new clearing offers a destination for our client and her family to the creek below. A crushed granite patio surrounds the new fire pit, which in turn is set in a circle of manicured lawn. Outside the lawn, native wildflowers replace the overgrown area of invasives and weeds that was originally present. New LED, low-voltage lighting adds the final touch along the stone steps.

Our client and her family now have a landscape that encourages them to be outside year-round.

Mid-Century Backyard Landscape - Glendale, WI

Our client purchased the Ravine House in River Hills, Wisconsin, designed by architect John Randal McDonald. The home was in need of extensive repairs and restoration work on the inside. Once that work had begun they turned their attention to the landscape surrounding the home. Existing patios were failing and not large enough for modern-day entertaining. The stone steps connecting front yard to backyard were crumbling and dangerous to walk on. 

We were hired to do a complete landscape design for the property including patios, plantings and lighting. The design includes a new stone stepper path that connects the front door to the side yard and a new stone staircase. A small hot tub patio was created on the side of the home. This is connected to a larger dining and fire pit patio on the south side of the home. All new plantings and low voltage, landscape lighting completes the design.

Design copyright Ginkgo Leaf Studio


Mid-Century John Randal McDonald Landscape - Glendale, WI

Mid-Century Modern Front Landscape - Glendale, WI

For this Donald Grieb designed, mid-century home in Glendale, Wisconsin, our clients wanted to update the landscape while keeping it in character with the architecture of the home. We were hired to do a master plan for the entire property including all new hardscaping - new front walk, front sitting area and new back patio. Initially they wanted natural stone for all of the paved areas as drawn, but once we pre-costed the design it was determined that concrete would be the better choice for budget reasons.

The front portion of the design has an Asian-inspired flavor to it with the segmented walkway and the sitting area within stone mulch. The interesting angles of the home are carried into the landscape both front and back. For the new, expanded patio space, different outdoor rooms were created for lounging, dining and a fire pit. All new plantings around the perimeter of the home include long blooming perennials, ornamental grasses, evergreens and flowering shrubs. Low voltage landscape lighting completes the design. Scheduled for installation in early 2023 so check back for photos of the finished project!

Designed by James Drzewiecki, CPLD and Hannah Paulson, landscape designer.

Mid-Century Grieb Landscape - Glendale, WI

Asian Inspired Front Garden - Cedarburg

Asian Aesthetic 
A contemporary landscape with an Asian influence was our graphic artist client's desire. A rectilinear layout with overlapping groundcover and slate chip beds forms the overall geometry of the garden. Bisecting these areas is a sectioned wet-set bluestone walk in the style of a zigzag bridge to confuse evil spirits on the way to the front door. Specimen plants and Asian-inspired garden art complete the design.

Designed by Ginkgo Leaf Studio and Installed by Mayer Landscapes LLC.

Asian Inspired Front Garden - Cedarburg, WI

Mid-century Back Yard Landscape + Pool - Bayside, WI

The conceptual landscape design for this mid-century ranch home in Bayside, Wisconsin features angular geometry that pays homage to the time period and modernizes the landscape. Our clients initially contacted us when they decided to add a swimming pool in their back yard. A space for entertaining and lounging were key components of the design, as well as creating privacy screening with perimeter plantings. 

Designed by James Drzewiecki, CPLD and Hannah Paulson, landscape designer

Mid-Century Landscape + Pool - Bayside, WI

Mid-Century Front Landscape - Wauwatosa, WI

This was our sixth landscape design for a mid-century ranch home in a MCM neighborhood outside of Milwaukee. For the front yard landscape of this ranch home in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, our clients wanted a new stone patio off their front porch. The existing front walk was in great shape but the plantings needed a makeover. We designed new plant beds that played off the angled lines of the front porch and built in stone planter. We worked around an existing mature crabapple and added a mixture of evergreens, flowering shrubs and long blooming perennials. A new magnolia was added for spring color at the beginning of the front walk.

For the backyard landscape, our clients wanted all new outdoor living spaces. The existing deck was too small for practical entertaining so we designed a new deck playing off the angles of the great room in the home. Like the front, the backyard plantings needed some help. We designed new plant beds that played off the angled lines of the new deck but also the circle fire pit patio. Boxwoods and a similar palette of plants as the front ties the whole design together. Low voltage landscape lighting was included as part of the design.

The design was installed in the summer of 2022. Check back again for photos once the landscape has matured!

Designed by James Drzewiecki, CPLD and Hannah Paulson, landscape designer.

Mid-Century Patio + Landscape - Wauwatosa, WI

Mid-Century Modern Landscape - Fox Point, WI

Conceptual landscape design for a recently remodeled midcentury modern home in Fox Point, WI. The concrete walkways were existing and we were able to save or transplant most of the existing plants in the front yard. Our design gives more definition to the planting beds and plays of the strong lines of the home.

For the backyard, our clients expressed an interest in placing a hot tub in the middle of the existing deck. We suggested placing it out on the edge of the deck so we could still incorporate a linear gas fire feature and make the deck a more useable space. A concrete patio with beach pebble runnels creates added space for dining or lounging. The side and back plantings are all new.

Designed by James Drzewiecki, APLD and hand rendered by Hannah Paulson, landscape designer

Mid-Century Griebe Front Landscape - Wauwatosa

For this Dennis Griebe designed home in Wauwatosa, our clients wished to have a landscape that felt like it was from the mid century period of the home. With dominant angled windows and vertical trim on the siding of the house we were given a lot of inspiration. The front design includes a new front walk and all new plantings.

The existing backyard of this mid century home in Wawautosa had an existing failing wood deck. Working with the angles of the front design, we've created a new deck that fits into the hillside behind the home. A separate gravel fire pit area adds entertaining space in the corner of the backyard.

Designed by James Drzewiecki, APLD and hand-rendered by Hannah Paulson

Mid-Century Griebe Landscape - Wauwatosa, WI

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