A luxury design-build process, with project management from concept through construction.
We begin with an on-site consultation to understand how you want to use your outdoor space, evaluate site conditions, and establish a realistic project budget. Our team assesses topography, soil conditions, sun exposure, drainage patterns, and existing vegetation.
We develop a conceptual master plan with 3D renderings showing hardscape, plantings, structures, and how each element relates to the whole property. This phase includes material selection, style direction, and preliminary budget alignment.
Detailed construction drawings, planting plans, lighting layouts, and material specifications are prepared. Every element is designed to work together as one cohesive outdoor living environment.
We work alongside your engineers, architects and town reviewers so your project stays on schedule.
From excavation and drainage through masonry, planting, lighting, and finishing details, the work is project-managed from start to finish.
A final walkthrough ensures everything meets our exacting standards. We review all systems, provide care instructions, and celebrate the completion of your new outdoor living space.
Design and construction stay with one project-managed team from concept through the final walkthrough, so communication stays clear and the work stays cohesive.
Start Your ProjectTimelines vary by project scope. A full-property transformation typically takes 4-8 months from initial consultation through final construction. The design phase alone takes 4-8 weeks, followed by project-managed construction.
Engineering and approvals coordination means we work alongside your engineers, architects and town reviewers so your project stays on schedule.
Absolutely. Many of our clients choose a phased approach, starting with a master plan and building out over multiple seasons. We design with phasing in mind so each stage integrates seamlessly into the next.
We serve Northern New Jersey including Hunterdon, Somerset, Morris, Union, Essex, Warren, and Middlesex counties.