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00  Luxury Homes

For visionary homeowners, architects, and builders.

Living the wow-feeling every single day.

01  We get it

Your home is where the details really matter.

  1. 01How the stone feels underfoot in the morning.
  2. 02Where you stretch out in the sun with your book in the afternoon.
  3. 03How a long lunch turns into dinner without moving inside.

We design outdoor spaces that not only look outstanding but are also made to be lived in. Spaces that feel generous, and considered. Places that support your routines just as comfortably as your milestone moments.

This is where Brandon’s foundational experience shines. Years of high-end residential work have shaped a sharp instinct for proportion, materiality, and detail. Outdoor spaces designed with the same intent and discipline as the architecture they sit alongside.

The Modern Elm pool: a bronze slide curving into the water, a fire lit between sculpted white loungers, and mountains rising behind the pavilionModern Elm  ·  the pool
02  The wow  ·  Modern Elm, the pool

The wow doesn’t wear off.

Modern Elm is what happens when nothing’s held back and the landscape is front and center.

Nothing is decorative.28,127Visitors. The most-visited home of the 2025 Utah Valley Parade of Homes.
Everything is deliberate.PlatinumPeople’s Choice for landscape, 2025 Utah Valley Parade of Homes.
Front and center.Zero-edgePool with spa, submerged seating, concealed screen, and custom tilework sets the luxurious tone.
Anybody looking for a high-end, high-quality landscape design, Loft Six Four would be the go-to for me.
Tom StuartFounder and CEO, Tom Stuart Construction

Selected homes.

Not your typical backyard.

In design: Quail Hollow · Highland Oaks · Three Falls · Pine Creek · Virginia Hills  See the residential wing

03  How it works

There’s a method to the magic.

The secret to our stunning outdoor spaces is our proven approach. IMMRSV, our Immersive Experience Method, carries our ideas through from first site visit to finished space.

Explore the whole method

04  Common questions

You might be thinking…

  • Possibly. We can’t speak for how others work.

    What we can say is this: we’re brought in when the outdoor space needs to define the project. When it has to stand out. When the site is complex. When it needs to perform, not just look good.

    We design outdoor environments that are bold, integrated, and built to work in the real world. That’s why teams bring us in early. And why our work becomes the part people talk about.

  • Fair worry. Wrong way around.

    We design and coordinate everything outside the building: pools, structure coordination, materials, planting, lighting, furniture. One scope, one team, one throat to choke (ours). The aim is simple: the outdoor package should be the easiest part of the job to manage.

  • Earlier than feels natural.

    The best time is schematic design, while the site plan, grades, and big outdoor moves are still open. That’s when the outdoor space can still shape the project instead of decorating it. Second-best time? Now. We’ve joined projects late before and made it work. We’d just rather build the wow in than bolt it on.

  • No ‘design and dash.’

    We stay through delivery: site visits, fast answers, punch lists, and the occasional roll-up-the-sleeves problem-solving session. What gets built is what you were promised. That’s the whole point of showing up.

When you’re working on a project of this magnitude, a multi-million dollar home, the best part is when all the teams work as a cohesive unit. There are no egos. It’s just about putting together the best product for the client.
Kory RobisonPresident, Robison Buildco
05  Start

Let’s do this properly.

Your project deserves top-tier thinking. Got a project in mind? Want to explore ideas? Hand us the messy version — we’ll know what to ask.

  1. 01You send the note. Location, scope, timeline, whatever you have so far.
  2. 02We read it and get back to you within two business days.
  3. 03A short call — bring the constraints, they’re the interesting part — and we map a path forward, together.
This is step 01Send us the noteAn address and a hunch will do. If it goes nowhere, no hard feelings.Start the note

Nothing is sent until you say so.

Rather answer questions? Take the guided version — nine quick questions, about five minutes. We come to the first call prepared.