Regardless of whether you live in a big city or a small town, getting outside and into nature is difficult these days. Whether you’re at work, doing chores around the house, caring for your family, or decompressing in front of the TV after a long day, there are a million and one pressing things that keep us indoors. Importantly, though, research shows that spending too much time inside has profoundly negative effects on our mental and physical health. Because we were meant to spend time outside; it’s human nature. 

These two competing priorities might leave you feeling stuck between a rock and hard place (literally). Luckily, the solution is simpler than you might expect: it’s simply to design your outdoor spaces in a way that integrates them seamlessly into your life. So that you can do important life things like work, entertain, and play with your kids out in nature where you’re meant to be, instead of being cooped up indoors. 

People often don’t realize that the designs of their outdoor spaces are actually preventing them from being used: these spaces usually aren’t truly personalized, and their functionality isn’t maximized. That’s where Amanda comes in. Her approach combines high-quality landscape designs with strong personal connections to her clients, aiming to provide truly personalized spaces that allow people to experience nature fully and effortlessly. The spaces she designs are truly unique to the needs, tastes, and emotions of her clients, and they allow people to reap the full benefits of spending time in nature.

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