Fun ‘urban rustic’ design for a mid-century Clintonville ranch. Think the High Line in New York City...clean lines, bluestone patio and...

Sweet rainy-day moment in an edible garden. Yes, food gardens can be beautiful

Are you interested in growing your own food? Raised beds are a great way to include edibles in urban landscapes! Packed with beautiful...

Branches of budding spicebush, snowdrops and narcissus are beautiful companions as I finish this New Albany landscape design. Design...

It’s always fun to see a photo of one of our projects on Better Homes and Gardens website!!❤️❤️

Slowing down my pace during the winter months allows me to see the tiny seedling in my backyard path on a brisk January morning. All...

Row covers in the garden remind me of the winter practice of looking more deeply beyond what is visible to the eye...taking the time to...

Would your business or project benefit from grants, awards, or other resources? Do you have a dream that you've considered for years that...

Please join us in congratulating our inspiring client 'Mountains and Waters Alliance'! We recently provided consultation services to...

We LOVE working with schools to create natural, multi-sensory outdoor play/learning spaces! This early childhood center has a creekbed...

Integrity Sustainable Planning and Design LOVES doing 'Midsummer Makeovers'!! Unite some fun new furnishings into your existing landscape...

We LOVE designing natural outdoor play spaces for children! Congratulations to one of our clients, Franklin County Board of Developmental...

Environmentally-friendly yards use water as the gift that it is...carefully, beautifully, and respectfully. In this central Ohio back...

Do you find yourself bored with the outdoor area at your home or business? Do you struggle to maintain it, and still find yourself...

Integrity Sustainable Planning and Design offers award- winning planning and design services Could the outdoor area around your home,...

Many thanks to Midwest Living magazine for featuring an Integrity project in their March/April issue! I so enjoyed working on the design...