Small, with possibility.
Bring shape and purpose to a compact space with inviting paths, comfortable seating, and planting that feels at home.
A landscape design concept
A quiet morning. A long lunch. A place to put your feet up. Thoughtful gardens make room for the good parts of everyday life.
Find your kind of gardenSmall spaces. Considered planting. Room to breathe.
A garden imagined · concept imageThe possibilities
A garden can be a gathering spot, a private retreat, or a softer view from the kitchen. The right design starts with how you want to live.
Bring shape and purpose to a compact space with inviting paths, comfortable seating, and planting that feels at home.
Layer texture, shade, and seasonal interest. Choose a planting direction around the site, your taste, and the care you can give it.
Create a natural place for dinners, weekend reading, and unhurried conversations, with space to move between them.
Our approach
Look at the space, its light, and the moments you want it to hold.
Bring layout, materials, and planting together in a considered concept.
Refine the details and define what is needed before any installation begins.
A few useful answers
No. Courtyard is a fictional brand created to demonstrate a one-page business website. It has no customers, completed projects, or services for sale.
A mobile-friendly layout, concise service copy, clear navigation, keyboard-accessible links, and these expandable answers. A real client's page would use their verified business information and approved contact link.
No. The garden image is an AI-generated concept for this demonstration. It is not a photograph of client work.
A concept website by PicoSprig
PicoSprig builds one-page websites for US$650, with up to six sections, one revision round, and source handoff.
Courtyard is a fictional demonstration. Your page would use your approved business details and contact or booking link.
See the $650 website package