A catalog highlighting EP Henry's wide range of hardscaping products and relating their beauty to the artwork done by some of the great masters.

1. The Art of
Outdoor Living
By EP Henry

2. Bring life to
your landscape...
Inspiration is at the heart of every artistic endeavor. A blank canvas is
transformed into a wondrous still-life, flowing with brilliant colors and
stirring images. Consider then your home’s landscape. Isn’t it time that
you ventured beyond the blank canvas? EP Henry’s premium line of
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Hardscaping products will inspire you to change your landscape into
Elegant Patios
something extraordinary. . . with striking patios, walkways, driveways, Page 2
pool decks and garden walls.
Graceful Walkways and Steps Page 12
Distinguished Driveways Page 20
Enhance your home and lifestyle with EP Henry. Our century-old
Alluring Pool Decks Page 28
tradition of quality and service ensures you of an impressive original
you’ll cherish today and for years to come. Charming Borders Page 34
Imaginative Walls Page 38
Inspired Offerings Page 46
Creative Events Page 56
Authorized Distributors Page 69
Products and Color Selections Page 72
Typical Patterns Page 80
EP Henry FAQs Page 82
EP Henry Promise Page 84
Cover :
Garden at Giverny
Claude Monet - 1895
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House in a Landscape
August Macke - 1910
Revisited by EP Henr y
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3. elegant
patios
Claude Monet, whose famous painting “Impression,
Sunrise” gave name to the Impressionist movement
in France, enjoyed “series” painting where he captured
a specific subject or landscape in various light and
weather conditions. EP Henry patios present their own
masterpiece throughout the year. Whether it is the
summer sun or an autumn rain dancing off the natural
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Hardscape surface, EP Henry patios assure you of
timeless beauty you’ll long treasure. Embrace the
elegant charm and durability of EP Henry and create
a lasting impression.
Madame Monet on
a Garden Bench
Claude Monet - 1873
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5. graceful
walkways and
steps
When gazing upon the work of the great French
painter, Paul Cezanne, you appreciate his mastery of
color, subject and composition. The inter-relationship
between all three manifests itself in EP Henry
walkways and steps. More than simply a way to
get from here to there, EP Henry creates an avenue
that excites the senses and blends seamlessly into its
natural surroundings.
The House
at Bellevue
Paul Cezanne - 1888-92
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7. distinguished
driveways
In the forefront of France’s Impressionist movement
was Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Renoir’s use of vibrant
light and color invites you into his renowned landscape
and portrait paintings. In the same fashion, an
EP Henry driveway beckons visitors to your home.
Our Hardscaping™ products’ rich natural texture and
refined color palette create a warm yet impressive
entranceway. Pride in craftsmanship thrives at
EP Henry where there truly is no substitute for
an original.
C o l l e t t e ’s H o u s e
at Cagne
Pierre-Auguste Renoir - 1912
Revisited by EP Henr y
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8. COURTESY CHRISTIE'S IMAGES, INC. (2006)
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9. alluring
pool
decks
Paul Gauguin was well known for his
rich experimentation with color and also
for his romantic depictions of unblemished
paradise. EP Henry pool decks create a serene
environment for your own personal paradise.
As a premier manufacturer of HardscapingTM,
EP Henry offers almost limitless design
possibilities to reflect your individual tastes.
L’A l l é e d e s
Alyscamps, Arles
Paul Gauguin - 1888
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11. charming
borders
People enjoying leisurely pursuits were a favorite
subject of Edouard Manet. He also captured memorable
scenes of colorful gardens.Think of EP Henry borders
as a frame to create your own tranquil space. The
elegance and quality of our HardscapingTM products
complement your landscape and transform it into a
living work of art.
The Bench
(My Garden)
Edouard Manet - 1881
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13. imaginative
walls
Among the most famous works of art in the world are
the paintings and drawings of the Dutch artist
Vincent van Gogh. Initially working in somber
colors, his later pieces exhibited a far wider
expression with the use of more vibrant hues.
Express your own sense of freedom and style with
a wall system from EP Henry. Elegant walls
made from natural materials harmonize with,
and add an exciting new depth to, your landscape.
Wheat Field
with Cypresses
Vincent van Gogh - 1889
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15. inspired
of ferings
Claude Monet captured life in late 19th century
France painting familiar scenes and landscapes
in and around Paris. You, too, can capture the
grace and elegance of an earlier time with
EP Henry’s DevonStone® Collection, where old
world craftsmanship is reborn in this stunning
cast stone line. Whether your tastes run to old
or new, EP Henry has a product to complement
your home.
The Luncheon
Claude Monet - 1873
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16. THE GRANGER COLLECTION, NEW YORK
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17. creative
events
French painter Georges-Pierre Seurat is known for
his scientific approach to painting in dots rather
than strokes to achieve br ighter color. His
works vividly show that color can be used in
art to create emotion and har mony. EP Henr y
evokes similar feelings through its masterfully
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crafted Hardscaping exhibits. We encourage
you to visit us at the Philadelphia Flower Show,
Philadelphia Home Show and other special events.
Experience some of our extraordinary work and
leave inspired to go to work on your canvas.
A Sunday Afternoon
on the Island of
La Grande Jatte
Georges-Pierre Seurat - 1884-1886
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