Dual Staircase Beauty

Eugene, Oregon’s Mosaic Gardens designed this double wonder with a pair of staircases that split off from a terrace, creating a secondary terrace midway up this hillside design. Complemented by lush, overgrown plantings that include fruit trees, this coastal garden landscape also features a rustic arbor.

Alluring Floral and Brick Hillside

Using oversized hydrangeas as an accent, this Westover Landscape Design (Tarrytown, New York) brick and concrete staircase is an elegant and enticing element for a steep hillside. Cascading flowers add bright color to the red and off-white tones of the slightly curved stair.

Boxwood Garden Terraces

Golightly Landscape Architecture, out of Birmingham, Alabama, has created a formal stone staircase in this hillside design. Wide stone stair entrance leads up to expanses of grass and boxwoods, leading to a secondary terrace that culminates in a third stair leading up to the home.

Stone Wall and Rich Garden

A steep hillside is tamed with a large grass expanse and strong stone retaining wall planted with English garden inspired flowers. This David Thorne Landscape Architects design, from San Francisco, California, also includes a bluestone terrace patio.

Traditional Oversized Stone Steps

In Milwaukee, Minnesota, Bret Achtenhagen’s Seasonal Services hillside design features large Fon-du-Lac stones cascading down a steep incline. Oversized, bright flowers accent this light-colored landscape.

Red Brick Hillside Staircase

Shepard Landscape Design Architecture out of San Francisco uses basic brick and free-form stone to create a useful but charming staircase in this steep hillside landscape design.