How do I explore the Object Library?

The Object Library lets you bring your designs to life with decorative and structural elements — from patios, pergolas, and fire pits to furniture, garden art, and groundcover textures. Use objects to create realistic, complete landscapes that help clients or homeowners visualize the finished project.

Search

Looking for a specific object? Use the search bar at the top of the Object Library.

• Click the Object icon on the right side of your screen.
• Type a search term in the search bar (for example, stone, furniture, or firepit).
• Press the Enter key to see results.

Search results appear below the search bar. To clear the search, press the back arrow or close (“X”) button in the search field — this returns you to the full Object Library.

Object Categories

Objects are grouped into categories based on their purpose or material type.  You can browse these by scrolling or selecting one from the top of the library.

Common categories include:

• Featured Collections – Curated object sets for popular design styles
• Ground Cover – Materials such as mulch, gravel, or river rock
• Landscaping Rock & Boulder – Stones, boulders, and decorative rock
• Hardscape – Patios, retaining walls, fire pits, and other built elements
• Pots & Containers – Planters, urns, and decorative vessels
• Outdoor Furniture – Tables, chairs, loungers, and seating groups
• Pergolas & Structures – Pergolas, arches, and gazebos
• Water Features – Fountains, ponds, and waterfalls
• Outdoor Heating & Kitchens – Fireplaces, grills, and cooking spaces
• Play Features – Swings, trampolines, and backyard playsets
• Décor & Miscellaneous – Garden statues, lighting, people, and tools

Click any category to explore objects in that group. Scroll down to load more results.

To add objects to your design, click the desired the object thumbnail.

Tips for Realistic Designs

• Combine ground covers with hardscape materials for visual balance.
• Use structures and furniture to define functional spaces.
• Add water features or decor for focal points.
• Don’t forget scale — resize objects to match the perspective of your background image.