Environmental Landscape Design for Mountain Living
Refined outdoor environments shaped by climate, terrain, and architectural intent.
View our workA Residential Landscape Design Studio Serving the Mountain West
Columbine Landscapes designs and builds refined outdoor environments shaped by climate, terrain, and architecture.
Our work is rooted in place — informed by ecology and expressed through craft.
Selected Work
Design Rooted In Place
Every landscape begins with the character of the land itself. Climate, water, soil, and mountain ecology shape how a place should be designed and how it will evolve over time.
Our work responds to these conditions with landscapes that feel grounded, resilient, and deeply connected to the region.
In the Mountain West, landscapes are shaped by climate, elevation, and water.
Our work begins by reading these conditions carefully, designing landscapes that respond to rainfall, soil, and seasonal change.
The goal is not to impose a style, but to create places that feel grounded in their surroundings and resilient over time.
Read more about the studio's underlying philosophy →
What We Do
Landscape Design Services
A complete landscape design service, from concept development through installation and long-term landscape care.
Design
Landscape concepts, planting design, material direction, and site planning developed in response to architecture, landform, and mountain conditions.
Learn about Design →Project Management & Installation
From preparing the landscape to hardscaping and planting, we work with our own experienced installation team and with trusted partners to ensure the design is implemented with care, precision, and attention to detail.
Learn about Installation →Ongoing Care
We provide long-term stewardship to help landscapes establish, mature, and continue responding beautifully to the mountain climate and seasonal change.
Learn about Ongoing Care →Work With Us
Begin a Landscape Conversation
We collaborate with homeowners, architects, and design teams across the Mountain West to create landscapes rooted in place.
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