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| 40 :04x01 - A Rustic Retreat (Jul/03/2003) | Nestled in the quiet foothills near a large metropolitan area, Cyndi Goretski's home is the epitome of Craftsman charm. The house, which was part of an artist's retreat when it was first built in 1928, sits on a large lot and maintains a rustic feel--two things that attracted Goretski to purchase it. Even in such an idyllic setting, Goretski needs the help of a designer to create a haven where she can entertain friends. The large backyard is broken into different sections which don't flow well from one to another.
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| 41 :04x02 - A Tuscan Backyard (Jul/24/2003) | Catherine and Scott Williams want to landscape their backyard to create a beautiful but safe haven for their family. They would like a design that pulls the yard together and gives it an Italian theme reminiscent of Tuscany, with separate areas for entertaining and play space for their daughter. Their budget for labor and materials is $25,000. Which designer is up to the challenge?
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| 42 :04x03 - Uncovered Space (Jul/31/2003) | This contemporary 1990s house features clean lines and a modern look. Because the homeowners live on a hill, their backyard is too steep to use. Instead, they've focused their attention on the front yard. In spite of the limitations, they want a usable courtyard that is both functional and stylish.
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| 43 :04x04 - Family Space (Aug/07/2003) | Sherilynne and Ossie Di Paolo's small courtyard is a favorite gathering place for their family and friends. They'd like to spend more time there but the area is in need of attention. The Di Paolos are a close family, now even more so with their daughter Danielle's recent cochlear implant operation. With new technology, the once deaf little girl is now able to hear and the Di Paolos would like nothing more than to offer her and her two siblings a comfortable and enjoyable space to be together in an outdoor living area. They hope that with the vision of three designers, their outdoor courtyard will shine.
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| 44 :04x05 - Storybook Charm (Aug/14/2003) | Margaret Gray and Harry Mittleman have lived in their home for the last two years. Built in 1936 and designed by architect Spiros Ponti, the home is a beautiful Spanish-revival structure in a neighborhood surrounded by other prime examples of Ponti's work. Margaret and Harry love the home's style and features, but they're not happy with the current state of the home's courtyard. Located next to the kitchen, the courtyard is a random assortment of different plants and lacks a feeling of cohesiveness.
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| 45 :04x06 - Two Become One (Aug/28/2003) | Tom and Jen Delaney's project area is divided into two distinct garden rooms--the front yard and the courtyard. Both areas have different functions yet they must work together. The Delaneys would like to finish off the new front wall and add plant material to screen the yard from the noisy street. They want to replace the entry path with one that complements the surface of the courtyard. Plus, they'd like to find a way to open the courtyard up to the front yard and incorporate plant material that ties both spaces together in a tropical theme. And the Delaneys want to do it all with a budget of $15,000 for labor and materials.
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| 46 :04x07 - From Bland to Beautiful (Aug/21/2003) | Randy Black wants a beautiful backyard that suits the traditional architecture of his house. First, he would like to improve his deck with new paint, new furniture and new plants. He'd like to spruce up all the flowerbeds and create focal points, as well as disguise the unsightly fence and wall. Finally, he wants to fill all the bare patches and replace struggling plants with shrubs and flowers that will complement the look of his house. Black wants to do all this with a budget of $15,000 for labor and materials.
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| 47 :04x08 - Enchanted Garden (Sep/18/2003) | When the DeLucas bought their 1925 Spanish-style house more than two years ago, it needed work. But most of the original features were intact, making the period house irresistible to them. The couple started by creating a beautiful new custom kitchen with gorgeous distressed cabinets that emulate a romantic, old world feel. Now they are eager to redesign their awkward backyard and give it the same worldly charm. They want their backyard to be a true extension of their home.
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| 48 :04x09 - Temple in the Jungle (Sep/04/2003) | Scott Goetz and Dalton Cole have shared their arts and crafts bungalow for the last six years. Goetz, a writer, and Cole, a public school administrator, travel often and their world jaunts have yielded some very unique and exotic objets d'art. The home proudly displays their eclectic tastes, fusing the blend of the traditional with a decidedly Asian esthetic. But the bungalow's backyard lacks any type of design or style. Goetz and Cole hope to remedy that with a smashing new design. Which designer will be up to the challenge?
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| 49 :04x10 - Family Space (Sep/11/2003) | Jonathan and Monique Kagan bought a rambling house with a large backyard that would be the perfect place to raise their two young boys. When the Kagans moved in, they immediately opened the 1950s-era house up to the outdoors by adding large French doors to the kitchen and living room. Now these rooms offer a perfect view to their not-so-perfect backyard.
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| 50 :04x11 - A Yard Fit for a Barbecue King (Sep/25/2003) | Although DeWayne Davis has tried his hand at landscaping his Spanish-style home, he has finally decided that he needs professional help with his unruly backyard. The principal enjoys hosting barbecues and would like to create more room for entertaining by expanding his existing patio and adding a second patio. He wants new garden paths to replace the chipped cement walkway. He would like attractive yet low-maintenance landscaping and grass to cover the majority of the yard. Davis has a budget of $15,000 for labor and materials.
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| 51 :04x12 - Asian-Inspired Retreat (Oct/02/2003) | Bill and Michele Garber purchased their 1959 ranch-style home five years ago. Instead of being scared off by the home's dated look, the couple welcomed the need to remodel as an opportunity to add their personal style. Finally satisfied with the interior of their home, they are now ready to focus their attention on the exterior. The Garbers would like to create a visually appealing, comfortable family backyard to enjoy with their two-year-old son.
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| 52 :04x13 - (1930s) Beauty Lost and Found (Dec/25/2003) | Lori and Perry Tessel have settled nicely into their 1930s Spanish-style home they bought four years ago. They recently designed and remodeled their kitchen on their own. Their good taste and vision is evident throughout their home but when it comes to their yard they are at a definite loss as to what to do with the awkward L-shaped space. Plus, because they live in a neighborhood that has been designated as historical, they need professional help for an appropriate design.
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