Crosby Rancho Santa Fe
This Rancho Santa Fe property required a thoughtful hardscape expansion rather than a full redesign, with the primary challenge centered on functionality. A narrow, winding driveway made parking and vehicle circulation difficult, while a small bordering hillside limited expansion without structural support. The goal was to improve access and usability
Rancho Santa Fe – Modernizing An Outdoor Space in San Diego
While most people think of the ocean and rugged coastlines when asked about San Diego, in truth, the county’s geological and ecological diversity holds much more than that. Some of the metro’s most beautiful communities are located deeper inland, sprouting from the rugged hillsides and rolling valleys that are so
Rancho Santa Fe Mediterranean Gardens
Once an unassuming lawn, the outdoor spaces of this Mediterranean-inspired home presented the challenge of balancing intimate garden experiences with expansive views of the surrounding golf course and chaparral hills. The homeowner wanted a landscape that reflected the home’s Spanish Mediterranean architecture while enhancing its elevated setting. Changes in elevation,
Rancho Santa Fe Formal Pool House Garden
It started as a modest project centered around a patio cover and outdoor kitchen, but the homeowners vision for their house expanded as time went on, transforming it into one of the most sophisticated and beautiful projects. Before the pool house was built, the landscape was majority lawn that lacked
Butterfly Garden Rancho Santa Fe
When we first stepped onto this Rancho Santa Fe property, the landscape felt closed off. Tall, uniform hedges surrounded the home and blocked light, limited color, and offered little connection to the surrounding environment. The clients wanted a garden that felt more open and inviting while also supporting wildlife and
Spanish Style Rancho Santa Fe
The primary challenge of this Rancho Santa Fe property was transforming a large, sloping landscape into a secluded garden that felt immersive, while still remaining functional and cohesive. The homeowner envisioned long, winding walkways that concealed views and revealed destinations only at key moments. Achieving this sense of discovery required
Butterfly Garden Rancho Santa Fe
When we first stepped onto this Rancho Santa Fe property, the landscape felt closed off. Tall, uniform hedges surrounded the home and blocked light, limited color, and offered little connection to the surrounding environment. The clients wanted a garden that felt more open and inviting while also supporting wildlife and
Rancho Santa Fe Mediterranean Gardens
Once an unassuming lawn, the outdoor spaces of this Mediterranean-inspired home presented the challenge of balancing intimate garden experiences with expansive views of the surrounding golf course and chaparral hills. The homeowner wanted a landscape that reflected the home’s Spanish Mediterranean architecture while enhancing its elevated setting. Changes in elevation,
Rancho Santa Fe Formal Pool House Garden
It started as a modest project centered around a patio cover and outdoor kitchen, but the homeowners vision for their house expanded as time went on, transforming it into one of the most sophisticated and beautiful projects. Before the pool house was built, the landscape was majority lawn that lacked
Spanish Style Rancho Santa Fe
The primary challenge of this Rancho Santa Fe property was transforming a large, sloping landscape into a secluded garden that felt immersive, while still remaining functional and cohesive. The homeowner envisioned long, winding walkways that concealed views and revealed destinations only at key moments. Achieving this sense of discovery required