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A Landscape Should Feel Considered

Landscape design shaped by structure, planting, and long-term performance.

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Landscape design shaped by structure, site, and long-term performance.

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A landscape is not a collection of elements. It is a composed environment—defined by layout, circulation, and built form, and resolved through planting.

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Each project begins with the structure of the space: how it is organized, how it connects to architecture, and how it will be used over time. Grading, hardscape, and regulatory constraints are addressed as part of a unified design, not as afterthoughts.

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Planting is developed as a deliberate system—layered, site-responsive, and designed for seasonal continuity, resilience, and ecological function.

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One of Jonna’s greatest strengths is her ability to truly listen. She thoughtfully considers everything you envision, from your preferred color palette to your placement on the "manicured-to-jungle" landscaping scale. She attentively incorporates sensory elements into her designs—blending fragrances, strategically balancing sun and shade, and artfully combining diverse textures, leaf sizes, and colors.

Kim, Seattle

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