Serving Seattle and The Olympic Peninsula

 

Ecological Design

Natural design aims to improve environmental functions through enhancing connection between natural and human systems.

seattle rainwise rebate rain garden

OUR Ethics

We believe in natural systems and Permaculture design. By integrating eco-friendly practices and materials into our projects, we aim to minimize environmental impact and promote long-term ecological health. Our commitment to natural design ensures that we create beautiful landscapes that not only enhance the well-being of our clients but also contribute positively to the planet. Join us in building a more sustainable future one project at a time.

 
 

Seattle RainWise Rebate Program

 
Seattle Cistern installed through RainWise Rebate program

RainWise Cisterns

Above-ground cisterns collect roof water, holding 200+ gallons. In heavy rains, they temporarily store rain to reduce the amount of water entering the sewer, then slowly release back into the sewer system. In the summer the water can be stored and used for watering.

RainWise Rain garden

A rain garden is a shallow depression containing spongy soil and a variety of selected hardy plants. Rain gardens collect water from your roof downspout and allow it to safely soak into the ground while providing ecological benefits to native birds, insects and wildlife.

Design

 
 

We believe in a collaborative design process that’s focuses on your needs and desires while balancing budget and outcomes to create the best possible environment for both you and nature.

  • Low Maintenance, Drought Resistant, NW Natives, Edibles

  • Stormwater Management Solutions: Traditional and GSI

  • Variety of Design Styles and Material Types

 

Trellises, Arbors and Pergolas

Outdoor wood accents are great additions for aesthetics and functionality. Vines like honeysuckle, kiwi, or jasmine can be grown on them for a natural secret garden feel. Structures also help interrupt visual site-lines like neighbors and busy streets. We often use trellises to disguise aqueducts that carry water from roofs to rain gardens or cisterns.