Golden & Co. Landscapes

10/07/2026

This doesn’t feel like San Francisco anymore. 🌿

A Mediterranean-inspired backyard built with travertine, cedar, gravel, oversized planters, and an outdoor kitchen.

09/15/2026

For this courtyard, they wanted something simple, low maintenance, but with a lot of contrast.

We kept the planting clean and intentional, mixing different colors and textures to bring the space to life without overdoing it.

Small space, but it made a big difference. 🌿

09/10/2026

This was a small yard, but the client wanted it to feel like an extension of the house.

09/03/2026

Warm tones, natural textures, and a palette designed to feel like golden hour. 🌿🍂

This one is almost ready.

08/28/2026

Small spaces force better design.

We’re fabricating a custom steel bench for a sunken fire pit in San Francisco—designed specifically around a backyard where every inch matters.

The best part is how this disappears into the final design. 👀

08/13/2026

Natural stone has a way of bringing character to a space that nothing else can.

Piece by piece, this travertine installation came together through texture, variation, and an organic layout that lets the material speak for itself.

One of those projects where the process is just as beautiful as the finished result.

08/10/2026

A classic pattern, built at a larger scale.

2x2 checker paving, designed for this space and finished one final pass at a time.

06/26/2026

When we built this space, the goal wasn’t just “nice landscaping.”

The brief was clear: make it feel tropical, wild, and cinematic—like stepping into Jurassic World.

Years later, it’s still doing exactly that.

Dense planting. Layered texture. Total escape.

This is why we obsess over plant selection and long-term design—not just day-one aesthetics.

06/18/2026

06/13/2026

Sometimes the hardest part of a project isn’t the build — it’s getting the details exactly right.

This cedar fence was one of those projects.

The challenge wasn’t installation. It was finding the perfect stain color. The client wanted something warm and natural, but not too red, not too orange, and not too brown.

Nothing off the shelf felt right, so we mixed multiple stains until we landed on the perfect tone.

Small details like this are what separate a good project from a great one.

Craftsmanship lives in the details.