Set within a vineyard in Blanco, this garden was designed as the heart of the estate—a place where food, gathering, and the landscape come together. Framed by a welcoming entry and anchored by mature live oaks, the garden creates a strong connection between cultivation, community, and the surrounding vineyard.
 
A network of raised garden beds supports seasonal food production, while a simple material palette of timber, steel, and decomposed granite provides a cohesive and timeless character. The garden is enclosed to protect growing spaces while maintaining open views across the property. Gathering areas throughout the landscape encourage everything from quiet evenings to larger celebrations, with flexible spaces for dining, wine tastings, and special events. The result is a productive and inviting garden that celebrates the relationship between people, food, and place. 

This project was featured on the cover of Austin Home Magazine’s Water and Land Issue.