Start with an image
Make the front door easier to read
Explore a front yard that supports arrival rather than hiding it. Start from a photo showing the house and approach, then review a proposal for low planting, path clarity and restrained materials.
What to explore
- Replace visually busy borders with a clearer front-door approach.
- Compare a planted frontage with a smaller continuous lawn.
- Coordinate paving with the house without blocking the driveway connection.
From a brief to a concept
Establish the arrival
Upload the front-yard photo and confirm front-yard type.
Review the planting brief
Choose path and planting priorities, then edit the local proposal to keep sightlines open.
Compare the approach
Generate from the confirmed brief and trace the route from the site edge to the door.
Try a design direction
Suggested brief
Redesign this front yard with low layered planting beside the existing walk and a clear view of the front door. Retain the house, driveway, mature tree, boundaries and levels. Use simple paving and no tall hedge across the approach.
How to review the result
- Is the front door visually identifiable from the arrival edge?
- Compare path endpoints, gates and vehicle access with the source.
What the image cannot establish
- Clear sightlines in an image do not prove measured road visibility or accessible clearance.
- Plant scale, climate suitability and seasonal maintenance require local verification.
Questions about this workflow
How is this different from backyard design?
Front-yard content prioritizes arrival and visibility; backyard content focuses more on private outdoor activities.
Can I retain my driveway?
List it as a keeper and compare its full edge after generation. Preservation is requested, not guaranteed.
Will the proposal identify every tree?
No. It is assembled from settings and your text, so name important trees yourself.
Does this plan street works?
No. Public-right-of-way changes, drainage and permits need separate local review.
Bring your own brief
Take a direction into the workspace, adapt it to your project and compare the result against your real constraints.