Ivy Street Design

Ivy Street Design is a landscaper in Denver, CO, operating from 1529 York St #300. The firm specializes in residential and commercial landscape architecture across the Front Range, serving homeowners, architects, and builders. With over thirty years of experience in the Denver metro area, the studio has completed more than 2,000 landscape design projects. The team brings over 65 years of combined experience to each engagement, focusing on creating outdoor spaces that are practical, beautiful, and rooted in the local region.

The studio operates with a design-build model, meaning one team carries a project from initial concept through final construction. This approach allows for a collaborative, measured, and design-led process that begins with careful listening to understand the home, the site, and the client's lifestyle. The design phase balances architecture, planting, materials, movement, and use, refining the concept through drawings and dialogue. The realization phase involves documentation, coordination, and construction support to ensure the finished landscape reflects the original intent. The firm emphasizes durable and responsible design, choosing materials and plantings that suit Colorado's conditions and leave the site better than it was found. Recent work includes layered city gardens and drought-tolerant perennial plantings adapted to the local climate.

Located on North York Street, the office is situated just a short distance from East Colfax Avenue. It is about a tenth of a mile from North Josephine Street and the Carla Madison Recreation Center. The Colfax Events Center is also nearby, roughly a tenth of a mile away, while City Park Esplanade is about two tenths of a mile from the studio.

Ivy Street Design holds a rating of 4.80 based on customer reviews. The firm is known for its sustainable choices that work with the Front Range environment and its focus on quality design that matures over time.

Ivy Street Design creates residential landscapes in Denver that are shaped by architecture, season, and place, serving the local community with a small studio approach to considered design.