Most front yards make the same mistake in the opposite direction from small yards. Small yards try to fit everything

Nobody thinks about the mailbox until it embarrasses them. A rusting post stuck in a patch of bare dirt, or

Your deck is finished. You spent the money, you have the receipts, and it looks fine. But fine is not

The backyard gets the pergola, the fire pit, the outdoor dining set, the string lights. The front yard gets a

There’s a gap between your house and your fence. You’ve been walking through it for years without once stopping to

The pool industry spent decades convincing people that bigger is better. Massive kidney-shaped lagoons with waterfalls, adjacent hot tubs, and

Most front yards are designed to be looked at, not sat in. The lawn gets mowed, the borders get planted,

Corners are the most neglected square footage on any property. They’re too visible to ignore, too angular to treat like

Most front gardens are afterthoughts. The builder put down some turf and a straight path, and nobody has questioned it

Your neighbours can see everything. The upstairs window, the patio table, the barbecue you bought six months ago and still