Personalized Design
Every project starts with understanding you — how you live, what draws you outside, and what you want your space to feel like.
ornamental
land design
Our Story
A cultivated approach to landscapes that feel lived in.
Dianne Sprott
Principal designer & founder
I design landscapes that clients say are stunning to look at and feel like an extension of their lives — comfortable, engaging, and uplifting. My work goes beyond visual beauty, creating spaces that feel good to be in, support well-being, and reflect a genuine sensitivity to how people live.
I bring a rare combination of training to every project — a degree in Landscape Architecture, a Master of Public Health, and certifications in ecological and firescaping design. That breadth shapes everything I do. Beauty is central to my work. So is how a space makes you feel, and how it holds up over time.
Core Practices
Local Expertise
Plant selection and materials are chosen specifically for your site and microclimate. Every place has its own conditions, and the design has to answer to them.
Sustainability Focused
As a ReScape Qualified Professional (RQP) and Firescaping Qualified Professional (FQT), I integrate native plants, permeable materials, water-wise strategies, and wildfire-smart design into every project.
Attention to Detail
From first concept through installation, I consider every element. The small decisions matter as much as the large ones.
About our logo
My logo was inspired by the Agave victoriae-reginae 'Huasteca Canyon', a rare and remarkably symmetrical succulent native to Mexico. Celebrated for its striking geometry, resilience, and timeless beauty, it mirrors what I aim to create in every landscape design.
The agave's rosette follows the Fibonacci sequence - the same mathematical pattern found throughout nature, from pinecones to nautilus shells - where each leaf emerges in precise relation to the last. These natural structures produce a spiral of extraordinary symmetry.
Just as each leaf builds upon the next to form a harmonious whole, I believe well-designed details come together to shape outdoor spaces that feel balanced, uplifting, and enduring.
Its natural geometry reflects both the art and science of design - the art in its beauty, the science in the skill that makes it real and fosters well-being. It is a reminder that landscapes can be both visually stunning and life-enhancing spaces to simply be in.
For me, this agave symbolizes strength, longevity, resilience, and purposeful beauty. It is a perfect emblem for the kinds of spaces I love to design: places where people can thrive, relax, and feel more connected to the world around them.