This landscape was ready for transformation—eager to become more resilient through native and beneficial plants that build soil fertility, stabilize slopes, and bring joy to the family. The primary goal was to create a productive landscape to grow food while shifting from a high-maintenance, input-heavy landscape to one that thrives with biodiversity, water management, and […]

Concrete is one of the most ubiquitous building materials globally, but its production comes with a high environmental cost, including substantial carbon emissions. The choice for sustainability is present in every design decision, especially hardscaping materials. Most conventional options, such as fieldstone and river rock, have very disruptive and harmful harvesting practices at scale. In […]

What is Slow Landscaping? At its core, slow landscaping is the antithesis of instant gratification. Instead of rushing to create a “finished” garden in a weekend or season, it invites you to engage with the land over time. This approach values long-term sustainability, natural processes, and thoughtful design choices that reflect the unique qualities of […]

How our designs adapt to and thrive in different seasons, showcasing the beauty and functionality throughout the year One of our values is Work Like Nature, For Nature. This value is infused in all that we do. When we design a landscape, we create them with seasonality in mind, which means that we expect the […]

In today’s world, where urbanization is rapidly increasing and space is becoming a premium, the idea of gardening may seem like a distant dream for many. However, the principles of permaculture offer a powerful solution: pocket gardens. These small, efficient, and sustainable garden spaces allow you to create a thriving ecosystem no matter how limited […]