OUR APPROACH
Good design feels
right at home.
We believe the best outdoor spaces belong to the people who use them, and to the landscape around them.
THOUGHTFULLY DESIGNED. NATURALLY YOURS.
A little less formal.
A little more life.
There’s something about a garden that feels settled. Stone with texture. Plants with room to grow. A path that takes the long way around.
That’s the spirit of Cedar & Stone. Natural materials, a considered plan, and a belief that your garden should be a place to live, not just a place to look at.
From a small courtyard to a generous backyard, the starting point is always the same: how do you want to feel when you step outside?
Work with nature.
Plant for the place. Consider the soil, the light, the seasons, and the life a garden can support.
Choose things that last.
Honest materials, thoughtful foundations, and details that become more beautiful with time.
Make room for living.
Start with real routines. Give the morning coffee, family dinner, and quiet afternoon a place of their own.
BEFORE WE GET STARTED
A few good questions.
Where should I start with a garden project?
Start with what you want your space to do. A few photos, rough dimensions, and a list of priorities are a useful first step. Our project planner helps you organize those thoughts.
Can a project happen in stages?
Yes, a garden can be planned as a whole and created in stages. Establishing the layout, access, and drainage first helps later planting and outdoor features fit together.
What should I consider for a lower-maintenance garden?
Choose plants suited to your site and give them room to mature. A balanced mix of groundcover, shrubs, and perennials can reduce bare soil, while accessible paths make seasonal care simpler.
How does the project planner work?
The project planner brings your location, budget, timeline, and preferences into a brief you can review and download. Your details stay on this page; no inquiries are sent or services booked.
GOOD THINGS START WITH A CONVERSATION
Your outdoors.
Reimagined.
A little more green. A little more room to breathe.
Let’s find out what’s possible in your space.