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Ten gardens, designed and built by our studio.

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  • Buckhead · Terraces and fire

    Terrace and fire court

    A narrow, sloped lawn became a bluestone terrace that steps down to a fire court with seat walls for twenty.

  • Brookhaven · Pools and water

    Pool terrace

    A sloped, unused backyard became a pool terrace with room for twelve at the table and a lawn the kids still own.

  • Ansley Park · Terraces and fire

    Fire garden

    A shady side yard turned into a fire garden with carved stone seats and a court that drains in minutes.

  • Vinings · Kitchens

    Kitchen pavilion

    A covered kitchen and dining room with a louvered roof, built for cooking outside eleven months a year.

  • Druid Hills · Lighting

    Entry lighting

    Soft facade and path light for a 1920s brick home, aimed so no glare reaches the street.

  • Peachtree Heights · Lighting

    Night garden

    A shade garden path lit for evening walks, with every fixture hidden in the planting.

  • Sandy Springs · Gardens

    Hillside steps

    A steep, eroding slope became a terraced lawn with granite steps and boulder walls.

  • Milton · Gardens

    Front garden

    A tired front yard rebuilt with deep borders, a regraded lawn and drip irrigation.

  • Tuxedo Park · Pools and water

    Fountain garden

    A formal garden restored around a three-tier fountain, with new brick paths and a boxwood parterre.

  • Inman Park · Gardens

    Meadow walk

    Stepping stones through a pollinator meadow that replaced a lawn the owners never used.

Client notes

What clients say a year later.

We ask every client for a review twelve months after handover, once the garden has been through a full season.

The kitchen pavilion is where we live from March to November. The louvers mean rain never cancels dinner.
Priya S. · Vinings kitchen pavilion
The slope used to wash mud onto our driveway every storm. Two summers in, the walls have not moved an inch.
Mark and Dana T. · Sandy Springs hillside steps
They lit the house so it looks warm from the street without a single bulb shining in your eyes.
Helen W. · Druid Hills entry lighting

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