​This design included re-landscaping the northeast corner of a courtyard.  This would include removing most of the vegetation.  Taking advantage of the larger space, we added in more plants with varying heights to create a terracing effect.  An Arbutus marina was added in the center to create a focal point.

This design blends water-conscious planting with a refined, modern aesthetic. Featuring a curated palette of native and Mediterranean species.  The result is a sophisticated, sustainable landscape that elevates curb appeal while significantly reducing water use.

This garden showcases a balanced blend of sculptural succulents and flowing ornamental grasses—combining structure with movement. Drought-tolerant species like agave and senecio are paired with flowering shrubs such as Purple Salvia and Lavender to create contrast in form and texture. The result is a low-maintenance, water-efficient landscape with year-round visual interest and a modern, naturalistic feel.

This design includes re-landscaping where construction took place on Countess Dr. and Edinger.  This would include adding a drought tolerant landscape, designed with the unique characteristic of the site.  With it being a corner of a road and having a slope, the design takes advantage of this by placing the plants in a nice layout without blocking the view of oncoming cars.

This design blends water-conscious planting with a refined, modern aesthetic. Featuring a curated palette of native and Mediterranean species.  The result is a sophisticated, sustainable landscape that elevates curb appeal while significantly reducing water use.

This garden blends fragrant lavender, blooming camellia, rich burgundy loropetalum, and silvery Little Ollie for a vibrant, low-maintenance landscape with year-round appeal.