A sunset like this and Buddha by your side, what could be more lovely?

Keeping the plant palette neutral with minimal flowers but a strong grouping of greens, the white flowers were the perfect accent for this entrance.

Delicate details like the black edge of this Artichoke Agave are the assets which make this garden exquisite.

The light colors of hardscape help keep the feeling quite, still, and gentle on this meditation deck.

An economical, natural, and beautiful solution for this Malibu Spanish driveway.

This walkway has become my favorite part of the garden. I just love how the existing palms mix with the senecios, french lavender, and cacti.

Simple but wide, this connection point from the upper terrace to the living room, whale watching deck, lower terrace, and outdoor living room allows multiple people to move around with ease during a party.

Layering colors of foliage with the textures of these succulents ads a rich depth to the simply hallway.

Shade is a luxury in this coastal desert. These existing olive, mesquite, and live oak trees were an asset to the design. During the hot summer months, this is the only space people spend time outside during the day. The large circular couches can host 8 people.

What a view.

When these gorgeous bougainvillea bloom the whole home feels like its covered in flowers.

The upper bungalow looks down on the outdoor living room over the lavender hill.

The large upper deck is a great sunny space for lounging in the sun to read a book and soak it in.

On this hillside property, Brittany has utilized the art of terracing to create an impactful feeling of 'rooms' in the garden.

Warm . Loving . Peace

Below the master bedroom's deck, the Buddha and the mediation deck stretch towards the ocean.

Watching the sunset from the lower terrace requires no effort. When sitting on these plush couches, one feels as though they are floating on the ocean, watching the sun pass by.

Within this picture, alone one can see three living spaces. Under the trees is a 6 person circular seating area where one may host lunch or enjoy a book under the shade. The wooden deck has been deemed the 'Whale Watching Deck' (a perfect place to have a glass of wine at the high top). The closest seating area, the lower terrace is the ideal space for watching the sunset or setting up a yoga mat for sunrise yoga.

The master bedroom's deck looks over the main terrace and the "Sunset Deck". Three months after planting day, we are starting to see these trailing rosemary, agaves and senecio begin to fill in.

This flagstone stairway stretches between the Whale Watching Deck and the Lower Terrace. It was created to be six feet wide so that two people may comfortably walk side-by-side between the terraces.

A rich palette of succulents, cacti and pollinator plants have been selected for this low-water garden.