Define the main areas
Identify entrances, patios, lawn areas, planting beds and the places where you would like to spend more time outdoors.
Landscape and garden design
Outdoor spaces designed to feel naturally in balance.
Tell us about your garden, the way you live outdoors and the atmosphere you would like to create. We use your priorities, site conditions and planting preferences to help shape a thoughtful landscape design.
Direct line: +1 (323) 377-3937
GardensResidential yards and private outdoor spaces
PlantingLayered greenery and considered plant combinations
PlanningDesign priorities discussed directly with you
ApproachClean lines and nature-inspired simplicity
Begin with your outdoor priorities
Tell us how your landscape should feel.
A clear picture of your space, preferences and everyday needs creates a stronger starting point for a considered garden design.
Explore the planting palette
Share your preferred foliage, colors, textures and the balance between open space and lush greenery.
Consider site conditions
Tell us about sunlight, shade, slopes, drainage and any existing trees or features you would like to retain.
Refine the overall composition
Use your priorities to guide the layout, planting structure and practical details of the proposed landscape.
Three ways to shape your outdoor space
Explore the design approach that best fits your garden, preferred level of detail and plans for using the landscape.
Residential Garden Design
Thoughtful layouts for outdoor living, balanced planting schemes and garden areas that complement your home.
Explore garden design
Planting & Garden Refresh
A considered combination of plants, textures and defined garden features to bring coherence to an existing space.
Explore planting plans
Outdoor Space Planning
Practical arrangements for paths, seating areas, transitions and the way different parts of your garden work together.
Explore outdoor planning
Design with each area in mind
Every part of a garden has a different role.
A planting bed, a garden path and an outdoor seating area serve different purposes. A successful landscape brings these elements together through considered proportions, practical connections and a consistent planting language.
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Planting beds
Combine foliage, form, height and seasonal interest to create depth and a cohesive garden composition.
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Paths and circulation
Plan clear routes through the landscape and natural transitions between different garden areas.
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Outdoor living
Consider comfortable places to sit, gather, relax or enjoy the garden throughout the day.
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Natural features
Account for existing trees, sunlight, drainage, slopes and other site characteristics when shaping the design.
From the first conversation to your finished landscape
Every stage is planned around your outdoor space, design preferences and long-term goals.
Describe your outdoor space
Tell us about your garden, yard, patio or property surroundings.
Identify your priorities
Highlight planting areas, walkways, seating zones and features you want to improve.
Share your design preferences
Discuss preferred plants, natural materials, color palettes and the overall atmosphere you want to create.
Arrange a consultation
Choose a suitable date to discuss the site, scope and design possibilities.
Prepare the project area
Share relevant site information and identify existing features to preserve.
Review the completed design
A final review helps confirm the layout, planting choices and finishing details.
Landscape design for different spaces
Every property has its own character, from compact gardens to larger outdoor areas that need a more coordinated design.
Start with planting and practical layout.
A thoughtful combination of greenery, garden beds and accessible pathways can make outdoor spaces feel more inviting and easier to maintain.
Existing features need a more cohesive direction.
Overgrown planting, disconnected garden zones and underused corners can be reconsidered to create a balanced outdoor composition.
Give every area a clear purpose.
Patios, seating areas, garden paths and planted borders can be planned together to support comfortable use and visual continuity.
Before your design consultation
Tell us about materials and planting
Share your preferences for stone, timber, paving, plant varieties and finishes, along with any existing features you want to retain.
Identify the areas that need attention
Note uneven pathways, unused corners, crowded planting beds and the outdoor features you would like to introduce or improve.
After your landscape takes shape
Keep pathways and planting areas accessible
Regular attention to garden edges, walkways and growing plants helps preserve the landscape's overall appearance.
Track how your garden develops
Keep notes on plant growth, changing shade and areas that may benefit from seasonal adjustments.
Ready to rethink your outdoor space?
Call with a quick question or email us with a description of your property, the areas you want to improve and a few suitable dates for a consultation.
- +1 (323) 377-3937
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- 3612 Barham Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90068