Gaia grew from the meeting of horticulture and design, shaped by years of working directly with plants and the places they inhabit. That hands-on experience brings an understanding of both the visual character of a space and the living conditions that allow planting to thrive within it.
That perspective has been broadened by landscapes, climates and cultures around the world, observing the many ways nature can coexist with architecture and everyday life. Together, these influences have shaped a practice that looks at every place through both a botanical and spatial lens.