Galleries | Heath Outdoor | Indianapolis, IN

This is a photo review of a few of our projects from 2019. You will see retaining wall and seat walls. Outdoor fireplaces and outdoor kitchens. Fire pits and custom fire boulders. Patios and pergolas. Pools, decks, landscaping, and landscape lighting. A nice mix of all the different materials we use. Here's a two sided outdoor natural gas fireplace

An overview of the project. Retaining/seat walls with a stamped concrete patio. Columns. We rearranged the deck stairs to allow for more room. There's also some hardscape lighting. Of course to top it off new sod to compliment the new landscape.

She asked for the "Game of Thrones" treatment. 2 Fire bowls atop columns and a customized fire boulder later. She got her wish. Retaining and seat walls. Paver patio and some decorative gravel finished off the look.

A complete redesign of their outdoor living space. They asked us to take out the existing deck area. Replacing it with a new 2 tier paver patio. The second tier of the patio is recessed with a natural gas fire pit. Also adding an outdoor kitchen area with our very own oak boards to highlight the kitchen area and also used as seating in the fire pit area.

An overview of the project. Retaining/seat walls with a stamped concrete patio. Columns. We rearranged the deck stairs to allow for more room. There's also some hardscape lighting. Of course to top it off new sod to compliment the new landscape.

Here's an overview of the entire project. An overview of the project. Retaining/seat walls with a stamped concrete patio. Columns. We rearranged the deck stairs to allow for more room. There's also some hardscape lighting. Of course to top it off new sod to compliment the new landscape.

An evening photo op to high light the outdoor lighting. String lights and the fire going make this a cozy area to relax in any weather. An overview of the project. Retaining/seat walls with a stamped concrete patio. Columns. We rearranged the deck stairs to allow for more room. There's also some hardscape lighting. Of course to top it off new sod to compliment the new landscape.

This family asked for an area that would allow them to sit on the porch and watch the kids play with all their neighborhood friends. Our solution was this paver patio with a seat wall. The patio leads to a new sidewalk that takes you down the hill to the parking area. Some outdoor lighting and landscaping bring it all together.

Our friend here asked us to open up her space. We simply added some square footage to her existing patio. Added some low lying flora and a new set of steps to lead directly to the space.

A nice example of creativity within a small space. Downtown projects are usually done in limited space. Creativity with textures and color help make the space catch the eye. Using decorative gravel and a small retaining wall we made this yard stand out from the rest. Landscaping the area with mulch and low maintenance shrubs and plants.

We participated in the Designers Show House this year. We used a natural stone plank paver for the meandering walk. We have named it swirl stone. It's actually an Oklahoma Sandstone. A beautiful butterfly magnolia, snapdragons and hydrangeas. Also, we used some boulders that came from the property to accent some of the spaces.

The snapdragon bed! We participated in the Designers Show House this year. We used a natural stone plank paver for the meandering walk. We have named it swirl stone. It's actually an Oklahoma Sandstone. A beautiful butterfly magnolia, snapdragons and hydrangeas. Also, we used some boulders that came from the property to accent some of the spaces.

The flowers of the butterfly magnolia. We participated in the Designers Show House this year. We used a natural stone plank paver for the meandering walk. We have named it swirl stone. It's actually an Oklahoma Sandstone. A beautiful butterfly magnolia, snapdragons and hydrangeas. Also, we used some boulders that came from the property to accent some of the spaces.

We participated in the Designers Show House this year. We used a natural stone plank paver for the meandering walk. We have named it swirl stone. It's actually an Oklahoma Sandstone. A beautiful butterfly magnolia, snapdragons and hydrangeas. Also, we used some boulders that came from the property to accent some of the spaces.

The snapdragons with a boulder we found on the property. We participated in the Designers Show House this year. We used a natural stone plank paver for the meandering walk. We have named it swirl stone. It's actually an Oklahoma Sandstone. A beautiful butterfly magnolia, snapdragons and hydrangeas. Also, we used some boulders that came from the property to accent some of the spaces.

We participated in the Designers Show House this year. We used a natural stone plank paver for the meandering walk. We have named it swirl stone. It's actually an Oklahoma Sandstone. A beautiful butterfly magnolia, snapdragons and hydrangeas. Also, we used some boulders that came from the property to accent some of the spaces.

A tremendous overhaul of this Noblesville home. They added a pool and quite a bit of landscaping. Decorative gravel surrounding most of the concrete patio to help keep the pool water clean of dirt and debris. Trellises and arborvitae help provide a bit of natural privacy for the family. The trellises will have color courtesy of the clematis that will grow in for the spring and summer months.

We created an oasis around this family's pool area. Paver patio. Raised planter beds. Decorative gravel under the deck that includes some landscaping. There is also a great deal of drainage work done beneath the surface to fend off sitting water issues that can occur.

The oak dance floor! This whimsical design was everything we hoped it would be. It's also one of those projects that will perpetually evolve. There's an antique autopsy table used as a serving area. A huge clock tower clock. An oak dance floor. Very eclectic and fun. We will add photos of this project as it continues to change.

This whimsical design was everything we hoped it would be. It's also one of those projects that will perpetually evolve. There's an antique autopsy table used as a serving area. A huge clock tower clock. An oak dance floor. Very eclectic and fun. We will add photos of this project as it continues to change.

The unorthodox outdoor kitchen! This whimsical design was everything we hoped it would be. It's also one of those projects that will perpetually evolve. There's an antique autopsy table used as a serving area. A huge clock tower clock. An oak dance floor. Very eclectic and fun. We will add photos of this project as it continues to change.

The water fountain. Next to what else, a drinking fountain. And yes it works! This whimsical design was everything we hoped it would be. It's also one of those projects that will perpetually evolve. There's an antique autopsy table used as a serving area. A huge clock tower clock. An oak dance floor. Very eclectic and fun. We will add photos of this project as it continues to change.

This whimsical design was everything we hoped it would be. It's also one of those projects that will perpetually evolve. There's an antique autopsy table used as a serving area. A huge clock tower clock. An oak dance floor. Very eclectic and fun. We will add photos of this project as it continues to change.

Hydrangea in tree form accenting the raised planters. This whimsical design was everything we hoped it would be. It's also one of those projects that will perpetually evolve. There's an antique autopsy table used as a serving area. A huge clock tower clock. An oak dance floor. Very eclectic and fun. We will add photos of this project as it continues to change.

Here's the autopsy table! This whimsical design was everything we hoped it would be. It's also one of those projects that will perpetually evolve. There's an antique autopsy table used as a serving area. A huge clock tower clock. An oak dance floor. Very eclectic and fun. We will add photos of this project as it continues to change.

The details make this project. Here is transition from pavers to natural stone walkways. This whimsical design was everything we hoped it would be. It's also one of those projects that will perpetually evolve. There's an antique autopsy table used as a serving area. A huge clock tower clock. An oak dance floor. Very eclectic and fun. We will add photos of this project as it continues to change.

This whimsical design was everything we hoped it would be. It's also one of those projects that will perpetually evolve. There's an antique autopsy table used as a serving area. A huge clock tower clock. An oak dance floor. Very eclectic and fun. We will add photos of this project as it continues to change.

The Clock... While it looks great right there, it may move. This whimsical design was everything we hoped it would be. It's also one of those projects that will perpetually evolve. There's an antique autopsy table used as a serving area. A huge clock tower clock. An oak dance floor. Very eclectic and fun. We will add photos of this project as it continues to change.

Downtown living at it's best. We took a blank page and created this patio around the pool. It has it all. Textures. Colors. Fire pit. Water. Lighting.

This build involved a lot of everything. There are raised planter beds behind the retaining walls. Limestone treads on some of the steps and limestone wall caps in some place. A covered area for family gatherings. A pool. Outdoor kitchen for when you get hungry. Landscaping was kept fairly simple and low maintenance.

Perfect example of a customized natural gas fire boulder. This sits on a paver patio with a seat wall surround.

An L-shaped outdoor kitchen with limestone counter tops. This sits under a cover area/pavilion over looking the pool. There's also an outdoor fire place in this area and an outdoor TV.

This entrance has a small retaining wall with a limestone wall cap. Limestone was used for the landing and stair treads, as well.

A small bed with little gem box woods, variegated liriope, and a crimson queen Japanese maple.

Close up of the retaining walls that we made raised planters. You can see the covered area in the background.

A detail area. This is the landing at the top of the stairs leading to the yard.