A garden that expresses something essential about its place and its people carries a unique and lasting meaning.

Psychologists suggest that personal expression in the spaces we inhabit is vital to our well-being. A well-designed garden can reveal the best of both person and place. A thoughtful designer can help bring that vision to life.

The possibilities for a garden grow out of three things:

The character of the site, the personality of the client, and the architecture of the dwelling. We see this as the foundational triangle of garden design. Bringing these elements into harmony through careful attention to scale and balance is what shapes the experience of a garden.

We live from the intelligence of the body in a garden...

A well-composed space feels right both visually and physically. This is true of all good design, but gardens offer something more: the presence of nature. Living forms have a quiet power to restore us. In a garden, we breathe more deeply, the shoulders drop, and something in us begins to soften and come alive.

A garden that expresses something essential about its place and its people carries a unique and lasting meaning.

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The possibilities for a garden grow out of three things:

The character of the site, the personality of the client, and the architecture of the dwelling. We see this as the foundational triangle of garden design. Bringing these elements into harmony through careful attention to scale and balance is what shapes the experience of a garden.​

We live from the intelligence of the body in a garden...

The character of the site, the personality of the client, and the architecture of the dwelling. We see this as the foundational triangle of garden design. Bringing these elements into harmony through careful attention to scale and balance is what shapes the experience of a garden.