A water-wise CA native landscape that stabilizes the hillside and supports wildlife.

A Pasadena garden offering a refreshing perspective on CA natives and our watershed.

Designed to harvest rain, this Sierra Madre garden transforms every storm into an opportunity.

This Mandeville Canyon garden brings you on a journey where cultivation and wildness coexist.

Native plants, sculpted stones, weathered logs, and soil-friendly materials welcome in life.

Water is more than a utility—it is a quiet miracle that cycles through all living ecosystems.

Repurposed with intention, discarded materials become our unique palette for hardscape.

A charming 1925 cottage in La Cañada Flintridge designed to be “climate-change ready.”

This hillside home in Mt. Washington frames and enhances spectacular views.

A Hollywood home built in 1938 determined to design a paradise for birds and pollinators.

The direction here was clear: bring nature home. No frills, just a cozy habitat.

A garden in the Pasadena foothills that’s a wildlife corridor surrounded by Oaks.

This enchanting Pasadena garden quenches its thirst with a whole-system habitat.

Just 800 sq. ft., this Pasadena pocket garden bursts with seasonal abundance and life.

Spanish-colonial revival property built in 1927 brings the Mediterranean home.

A post-modern home and gardens nestled in the wild hills of Beachwood Canyon.

Nestled in Altadena, Studio Petrichor’s homestead and design studio is ever-evolving.