any decent home and garden center or patio supply place should be able to point you in the right direction. the restaurant ones im sure are custom made and most likely very expensive. You may also try asking in the greenhouse forum, i linked it below. Here is a link that might be useful: greenhouse,etc

Thanks for the replies! I've been reading a LOT since finding this site and I can tell I will be addicted. I would have to classify my compulsion to constantly improve my home's aesthetics as... ILLNESS, really! At the very least - obsession. I just wish I had enough rooms & money to accommodate all my ideas. :) Ok I admit, I'm already addicted to the threads for different colors in the gallery. :*) I don't have any pics handy, but my palette is rich earth tones, and I'm partial to natural fabrics and hand-made accessories. Wood is unfortunately not white. :( It's a light-medium oak with orange undertones. *sigh* I did finally find some pictures of Yorkshire Tan in action -- and in these pics I don't think it's too dark, but these rooms also have a lot more white in them than mine does. See the "afters" here. I may need to revisit the Benjamin Moore store and check out the color(s) higher on the strip, especialyl since this room only has two windows and they get onyl indirect light after sunrise... AND because I'm not a fan of white ceilings.

Expensive and awkward eye candy.

A few months ago, I gave their services a try and ended up working with Mark. I'm based in Maryland and was a tad worried about how the communication would go, but turns out, it was smooth sailing. I could reach Mark easily, whether it was via video call, phone, or email. We began with an intro call that ran for about 45 minutes. We chatted about the nitty-gritty of the project, my hopes for the backyard, and did a virtual tour of the property using Zoom. Mark was really attentive and asked a bunch of questions. Roughly three weeks in, I received the first draft, which included the 3D visuals. They gave me the choice of either scheduling a follow-up call with Mark or just leaving my feedback notes on the platform. Initially, I thought the call was going to cost extra, but it was actually included in the package, which was a pleasant surprise! Who would pass up on a free chance to chat with a designer again, right? So, I booked that follow-up call. During a screen-sharing call, Mark took his time to go over the entire design, explaining the reasoning behind certain choices. I gave my two cents and we agreed on the changes that had to be made. Around a week later, I got the revised 3D visuals, as we had discussed. After giving the design a thumbs up, I got the final design files a few days after. These files included 3D renderings, installation plans with dimensions, planting plan, material list, lighting plan, a shopping list for furniture and accessories. Overall, the whole process was great thanks to Mark, and in the end, I was happy with the result. There was one glitch - I had a bit of a hard time uploading the property photos to their platform. But their customer service team sorted out the issue quickly. They gave me other options for getting my stuff over to the design team. So, a little advice to anyone at bacqyard reading this, a bit of an upgrade in that area might be worth considering. Apart from that small snag, I had a pretty solid experience. Pretty solid product for the price. Thanks, guys!