The idea of the living landscape begins within us: in the emotional and psychological territory of the self. This is where memories live, and stories, and feelings, and wonder. Like all landscapes, this internal one is layered and complex, encompassing our deepest desires, our messy truths, our most vibrant visions and inspired dreams. It is through channeling this inner landscape to inform our lived realities that we can create beauty, express truth, and inhabit ourselves fully. And it is through shaping our external environments that we can invite peace, harmony, and reflection into our inner worlds.

Our designs are both expressions in themselves and invitations for new ways of being and feeling. By layering our living spaces with meaning and beauty, we can create a “natural habitat” that inspires profound feeling states — expansion, warmth, buoyancy, comfort. These feelings then radiate even farther outward — like ripples in water — to our families, our communities, our visions for the world.