How do you plan to interact and connect with others in your new space?
This is about “the core family.” We design intimate spaces sized perfectly for your household. The focus is on quality time—a cozy dining spot, a grill, and a small fire pit where your family can connect without the space feeling empty or oversized.
This is for the “social circle.” We create spaces meant for hosting your close group of friends. Think communal dining tables, outdoor movie nights, or a bar area where people can gather while you cook. It’s built for shared activities and comfortable hosting.
You want your yard to be “the summer hub.” We design expansive areas capable of holding large groups, such as oversized outdoor living rooms, sport courts, or putting greens. This is a high-energy space anchored by large-scale features like a grand fireplace.
This is a “connection” to your chores. How much time you want to spend mowing, weeding, or watering. Your choice here helps select materials and plants that either require your hands-on care or “take care of themselves” so you can just relax.
The best of all worlds. We can create a quiet, private nook for your morning coffee, a mid-sized deck for friends, and a large lawn area for those three times a year when the whole extended family comes over.
What do you actually do outside, and which activities are your top priority?
These are the “must-haves” for a working yard. We focus on things like hidden storage for tools, clear paths from the garage to the door, or extending the driveway for an extra vehicle. It’s about making the yard work for your non-leisure-based daily life.
These are your “non-negotiables.” For most, this includes a dedicated place to eat outside, a spot to cook/grill, and a comfortable area to sit by a fire. These are the heart of the design.
These add the “fun factor.” Once the core is set, we look at things like hot tubs, vegetable gardens, or play structures. These are the features that turn a yard into a space for not only your core uses, but your hobbies and idealized leisure.
These are the “little luxuries” like a tiny sun-tanning spot with two loungers, a dedicated yoga platform, or a small “morning coffee” bench in the sunniest corner of the yard.
Let’s capture the “spirit” of the places that make you feel most relaxed or inspired.
Recreate your favorite getaway. Do you want to feel like you’re at a rugged camping spot in the woods, a breezy all-inclusive tropical resort, or a high-energy city nightlife lounge? Although you can’t bring the palm trees to Saskatchewan, you can bring the underlying feeling and principles of a resort.
Draw inspiration from a specific location you love. This could be the groomed greens of your favorite golf course, the zen-like quiet of a luxury spa, or the community feel of your local park.
Tap into a “landscape archetype.” This could be the ruggedness of the mountains with streams and boulders, the romantic feel of a European cobblestone street, or the perfect tidiness of a world-class botanical garden.
This is a custom “mash-up.” For example, we could design a mountain retreat that feels like a rugged getaway with waterfalls in the background but features a high-end patio lounging area with a modern fire table and bar counter like a luxury resort.
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