Est. 2008 — Landscape Architecture
Designed to inspire.
Built to endure.
— The Studio
Outdoor space as architecture.
Verdant & Stone is a landscape architecture studio working at the intersection of site, structure and ecology. Every garden begins with a question of place — its light, its grade, its quiet rituals — and ends with a composition meant to be inhabited for a generation.
We collaborate closely with architects, interior designers and a select group of private clients to deliver work that is materially honest, deeply considered and quietly extraordinary.
— Capabilities
A complete atelier.
From conceptual masterplan to the final flicker of garden lighting, every phase is delivered in-house by a single team. No handoffs. No compromise.
Landscape Design
Master planning and concept design rooted in architectural language and site narrative.
Garden Construction
Bespoke build-out by our in-house craftsmen — from earthworks to final planting.
Pools & Surrounds
Architectural pools, infinity edges, plunge spas and sculpted decks.
Outdoor Entertaining
Pavilions, fireplaces, kitchens and lounges that extend the home outward.
Lighting Design
Cinematic dusk-to-dawn lighting that transforms the garden after sundown.
Lawn & Planting
Curated palettes, mature specimens and irrigation engineered for longevity.
— Transformation
From overlooked to extraordinary.
Drag the slider — Estate transformation, Marin County
— Process
Four movements.
Discover
We walk the site, listen, and study how you want to live outdoors.
Design
Concept sketches, materials and 3D walkthroughs refined collaboratively.
Craft
In-house construction with master tradespeople and curated specimens.
Care
Long-term stewardship so the garden grows into its fullest form.
— A studio practice
“A garden is not built. It is composed — and then handed to time.”
— In Their Words
Trusted by the discerning.
“They transformed our property into something that feels both timeless and entirely contemporary. A genuine masterwork.”
“The level of craft, restraint and attention to material is unrivalled. The garden is the soul of the house now.”
“Every detail was considered. Six years later it has only become more beautiful.”
— Recognition
— Begin