A garden design studio rooted in Alexandria's coastal character
Founded by a small team of landscape designers, we shape outdoor spaces that reflect how our clients actually live and relax.
How We Work
A clear, collaborative process from first visit to finished garden
Site Visit & Listening
We walk the property with you, noting sun exposure, soil, existing plants, and how you want to use the space, then discuss your preferences and budget openly.
Concept Development
Our designers draft layout options and planting palettes suited to Alexandria's climate, presenting sketches and material samples before any commitment is made.
Refinement & Planning
Based on your feedback, we adjust the plan, finalize plant lists, hardscape details, and timelines, so everyone agrees on scope before work begins.
Build & Handover
We coordinate planting and installation in stages, checking in regularly, and walk you through care guidance once the garden is ready to enjoy.
Who We Work With
Garden projects we take on across Alexandria
Families looking to turn an unused yard or rooftop into a comfortable garden retreat suited to daily life and weekend gatherings.
Residential buildings and compounds wanting shared green spaces that are easy to maintain and welcoming for residents.
Boutique hotels and cafés in Alexandria seeking garden areas that enhance guest experience and outdoor seating.
Owners of older or overgrown gardens who want a thoughtful redesign rather than starting completely from scratch.
What Our Clients Say
They came to see our backyard in Smouha and actually asked how we use the space before drawing anything. Took about six weeks from first visit to planting, and the shaded seating corner they designed is where we spend most evenings now.
Our hotel courtyard looked tired for years. Mauai reworked the layout, kept two old palm trees we liked, and added a planting scheme that handles the salt air well. Guests comment on it now, which never happened before.
We needed a shared garden for our apartment building that wouldn't need constant upkeep. They suggested a mix of drought-tolerant plants and a simple paved seating area, finished in under two months with no major surprises along the way.