Lifestyle
ife…the sum of one’s experience from as early as we can remember. What comes our way and what we create during our time here on earth.
Style…is how we experience life. What one surrounds themselves with. What we are influenced by. As everyday as the clothes we wear. Fashion is all about style. And what could fashion have to do with gardens? Like the clothes we wear, gardens are all about form and function. You hear the interplay of these two design elements often. Great garden design, like great fabric design, addresses function by defining how the space or piece is to be used and develops an aesthetic quality to the necessary function to create artistic form. The fashions we wear, how we travel, the homes and gardens in which we live, help establish the image in which we see ourselves. Your home and its setting signify the center of your life. Stability, solitude, security. Built and filled with reflections of your lifestyle.
Creating Style
One of the many things Oz World creates is style…which doesn’t have just a look to it; it has ideas and a resonant rightness that stays with the property for centuries.
First Impressions
Curb Appeal…As familiar a phrase for the outside of your home as livability or well appointed is for your homes’ interior. Curb appeal is partly a product of well-conceived land planning and understanding the importance of first impressions.
Quality of Your Gardener
Today more than ever property value is as much about the quality of your garden as it is your home. The trees and plants that grow along with you and your family are valuable assets that deserve educated, professional care and protection.
Artistic Execution
Quality choices of materials, with artistic execution create a timeless, seamless sense of connectivity. Connectivity between space, between the viewer and the structure. A fundamental tool for coherent design.
Worlds Between
A home’s entry is more than a single gateway between the outside world and your private sanctuary. It is an expression of your personal style. Somewhere between the comfort of a home and the great outdoors, the porch holds a sacred place in the American psyche, sentimental but not outdated, accompanied with the scent of nostalgia.
