Kiasma Studio

About

At Kiasma Studio, I look at landscape as the heart of any space, not just a filler around buildings. My approach is always about making nature and architecture talk to each other, with minimal design that actually stands out. I try to keep things simple but meaningful, always focusing on spaces that feel real, healthy, and rooted in the place and its history.

Making Spaces for Real Life

I design landscapes for homes, offices, and commercial spots that are meant to be lived in and remembered. These aren’t just patches of green - they’re places that grow and change with you. Whether it’s a small balcony or a big courtyard, I focus on indoor-outdoor living design, using things like big windows, central courtyards, or even just a cozy bench that feels like it belongs.

Nature, Not Decoration

If there’s an old tree or wild patch, I work around it. I believe in keeping what’s already special about your space, not forcing a new design over it. You’ll get gardens that have decks, patios, and water features you actually use, not just look at.

For Businesses

A good landscape isn’t just pretty, it helps people breathe easier at work. I use biophilic workspace design to bring green into offices, break up noise with water, and add little touches like edible plants or cool lighting that keep things interesting for both day and night.

Custom Touches

I like adding custom landscape features, like benches you can actually sink into or funky planters that double as art. Everything is designed in-house, so you get something that truly fits.

How We Work

I always start with sketches and a bit of quiet observation. The process is hands-on, working with architects and other pros so everything fits together - even if your site is tricky or has odd weather.

Landscapes take time to settle in, and that’s part of the magic. I design places that grow with you, not just for you.