A huge part of any designer's job is to figure out what makes the client tick, their likes and dislikes, what their sense of style really is (not always what they say). Then we have to make that work within budget, architectural or environmental constraints.
The first thing I do when I meet a new client is to listen. I listen to them talk about why they live here, how they enjoy being outside, how they relate to their yard, what plants remind them of their childhood, what colors or fragrance bring them joy.
It is difficult to get it 100% right on every time but I have gotten really good at just about nailing it most of the time. I just received this email from a client I am working with down in Christmas Valley and wanted to share. Spreading landscape love one client at a time.
"I want to
tell you I absolutely LOVE it I can not tell you how amazed I was when I opened
it (the pdf of the design). I love how you incorporated the gravel area by the pump house I think that
is going to look so good and not just be one dust bowl left out in the middle.
Anyway I just wanted to let you know how much I am loving it and how amazing
you did and interpreting what I wanted and putting it on paper. I was
absolutely amazed."
Showing posts with label happy clients. Show all posts
Showing posts with label happy clients. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Monday, July 21, 2014
Creating Great Landscapes for Central Oregon
Creating the ideal landscape for clients is my passion and it totally warms my heart when my clients say things like this happy client:
"We think the yard looks great! It is exactly what we were looking/hoping for. Everything seems to be doing well so far and the new mulch finishes it off wonderfully. We enjoy sitting out front gazing out over it and are looking forward to seeing it mature. "
"We think the yard looks great! It is exactly what we were looking/hoping for. Everything seems to be doing well so far and the new mulch finishes it off wonderfully. We enjoy sitting out front gazing out over it and are looking forward to seeing it mature. "
:) Have a great and glorious day everyone!
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