Indialantic has some of the most distinctive homes on the Space Coast: mid-century beach houses, Mediterranean revivals and modern rebuilds sharing the same block. A cookie-cutter landscape looks wrong here, so we design to the house rather than to a template.
Flagstone entries, shell-aggregate finishes and stone borders fit the town's character and hold up to salt air when they're sealed correctly.
Where we work in Indialantic
- Indialantic by the Sea
- Riverside Drive
- Fifth Avenue corridor
- Palm Springs
- Nautilus area
What we plan around in Indialantic
| Homes with their own character | The landscape has to match the house. We change materials block by block rather than repeating one signature look. |
|---|---|
| Salt-driven wear | Unsealed stone flakes and cheap concrete pits. We choose sealed, salt-appropriate finishes and re-seal them when the finish wears. |
| The dune stays as it is | On oceanfront lots, we keep hardscape and planting on the yard side of the dune and leave the dune itself alone. |
Questions we get in Indialantic
Does stonework hold up in a beachside town like Indialantic?
It does when it's chosen and sealed correctly. We pick dense, low-absorption stone, set it in materials suited to salt air, and re-seal it on a simple schedule.
Can you match a landscape to a mid-century or Mediterranean home?
That's the point of a landscape design phase. Material, layout and plant palette all shift with the house: a mid-century beach house and a Mediterranean revival should not get the same courtyard.
Can you landscape an oceanfront lot?
Yes, on the yard side of the dune, using salt-tolerant natives like sea grape, saw palmetto and beach sunflower. We don't work in the dune itself.
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