Residential
Interior plantscaping for homes in San Diego & Orange County
We design and install real plants matched to your home's light, your rooms and the way you actually use them, working directly with you or your designer. Ongoing care is available if you want it, not required if you don't.
Why it matters
A room reads differently with the right plant in it
A plant picked for its shape in a store rarely fits the room it ends up in. Matched to the actual light, scale and style of the space, it reads as part of the architecture, not something added afterward.
Our founder, Katya Gustova, loves big plants: rubber trees, fiddle-leaf figs, birds of paradise, dracaenas and tall cacti. You’ll see plenty of them on this page.
Read our story →“Hi, my name is Katya and I’m a plantaholic!”
How it works
From walkthrough to installed
Walkthrough
We look at your rooms: light, scale, existing furniture and style, in person or alongside your designer.
Design & Sourcing
Plants and containers selected and sourced to match what we saw on the walkthrough, not a catalog default.
Installation
Delivered and placed by our team. Ongoing maintenance is offered after, but it's your call whether to take it.
Our work
Homes we've planted
Living rooms, kitchens, entries and stairwells, each planted for the room's light, scale and furniture.
House in Laguna Beach
A pair of trees at the fireplace, a dracaena over the dining table and a small tree by the windows.
House in Rancho Santa Fe
Specimen plants sized for tall rooms and strong inland light.
House in Del Mar
Birds of paradise by the marble fireplace, a fiddle-leaf fig at the garden window and a small olive tree under the staircase.
More homes
Lofts, family homes and a patio in Solana Beach: living rooms, dining rooms, entries and stairwells.
Working with designers
We fit into your project
We work directly with homeowners, and just as often alongside an interior designer already on the project, matching plant and container choices to the style they've set rather than working around it.
Recent example: an interior design studio in Encinitas, where plants were chosen specifically to support the designer's own creative direction for the space.
After installation
Care is available if you want it
Some homeowners want a maintenance visit on a schedule; others just want the plants installed and will take it from there. Both are fine. If you do want ongoing care, it runs on the same maintenance program we use for commercial accounts.
See how maintenance visits work →Common questions
Before you plan plants for your home
Do you work with interior designers?
Yes. We work directly with the designer already on your project, matching plant and container choices to the style they've set.
Do I need to sign up for maintenance?
No. Installation and ongoing care are separate decisions. Plenty of homeowners choose a one-time install with no maintenance plan attached.
What if I don't know what plants I want?
That's normal, and it's what the walkthrough is for. We recommend plants and containers based on your space, not the other way around.
Do you handle the containers too, or just the plants?
Both. Container size, finish and color are chosen alongside the plant, to match your existing furniture and materials.
What areas do you serve?
San Diego County is our primary service area, from North County to the coast, including Carlsbad, Escondido and Solana Beach, with residential projects also completed across Orange County and Los Angeles County.
From the blog
Related reading
ResidentialReal Plant Placements in San Diego HomesRooms we've planted around San Diego, and why each plant suits its spot.
StagingHow Real Plants Enhance Luxury Home StagingWhy stagers reach for real plants over silk, and how to choose them for a specific property's light, architecture and furniture.GuideHow to Choose Indoor Plants: A Step-by-Step Planning GuideA practical framework for choosing indoor plants that survive: light, size, traffic, watering and containers, in that order.