landscape designer
My path in landscape design began in 2020. Before that, I spent more than ten years in finance at large companies. That experience taught me to think systematically, see the whole project, and pay equal attention to aesthetics, engineering, and the details of implementation.
In my work I combine an analytical approach with close attention to the person and the place. It matters to me that a garden complements the architecture, the way people live, and the landscape around it.
Based in Tbilisi, open to projects anywhere in the world.
First I study your brief, life scenarios, and the site itself: terrain, soils, light, views, how close the forest or the road is. Specific decisions come only once your style and rhythm of life are clear — morning coffee on the terrace, a walk with children, a lively party, or a quiet evening by the fire.
For me, structure, engineering, and aesthetics are parts of one whole. Technical solutions, lighting, and planting have to work together rather than against each other. If something does not add up technically, a beautiful drawing stays beautiful only on paper.
A garden is felt with the body: the texture of stone underfoot, the rustle of grass, reflection in water, the shade of a tree. I select solutions, materials, and plants so that the space feels whole and invites you to stay.
A garden changes from season to season, grows and develops — that is part of its nature. I plan planting and maintenance around what the garden will be like in three, five, and ten years.