Stone paver pathway in a Del Mar courtyard
Serving Del Mar, CA

Luxury Landscape Design in Del Mar, California

Coastal bluffs, ocean views, and compact lots — Del Mar rewards a design approach that maximizes every sightline without overwhelming a smaller footprint.

Coastal-Grade Materials

Corrosion-resistant stone, metal, and hardware selected for salt air exposure.

View-Preserving Design

Planting and hardscape plans that frame — rather than block — ocean views.

Compact Lot Expertise

Efficient layouts that make the most of Del Mar's tighter coastal lots.

About This Area

Landscape design for Del Mar homes

Del Mar's properties range from beach cottages near the Village to bluff-top homes with sweeping Pacific views, and each calls for a design that works with — not against — salt air, coastal setbacks, and tight lot lines. We favor durable, corrosion-resistant materials and low-water planting that holds up to marine exposure while keeping ocean views unobstructed.

We've completed projects throughout Del Mar's coastal neighborhoods, from small courtyard refreshes near the Village's shops and restaurants to full backyard rebuilds on the bluffs above Powerhouse Park, always designing around the City of Del Mar's coastal setback rules from the outset.

Neighborhoods We Serve
Del Mar Village Del Mar Heights Del Mar Terrace North Bluff Stratford Court The Crest
Common Questions

Del Mar landscape design, answered

Answers specific to designing and building landscapes in Del Mar and the surrounding area.

Can you design around Del Mar's coastal bluff regulations?
Yes. We're familiar with the City of Del Mar's coastal setback and bluff-edge requirements and design accordingly from the start.
Do you work on smaller Del Mar Village lots?
Yes — a large share of our Del Mar work is exactly this: dense, small-footprint lots where every design decision needs to earn its place.
What materials hold up best to Del Mar's coastal air?
We favor corrosion-resistant stone, marine-grade hardware, and salt-tolerant planting for anything within a mile or two of the coastline.
Do you design for ocean-view preservation?
Yes, view corridors are one of the first things we map before finalizing any planting or hardscape plan in Del Mar.
How long does a typical Del Mar project take?
A focused courtyard or hardscape refresh typically takes four to eight weeks; a full property redesign can run three to six months depending on scope and permitting.
Get In Touch

Start the conversation

Tell us about your Del Mar property and vision, and our design team will follow up to schedule a private on-site consultation.

Studio
San Diego, CA
Email
veronica@ecodesignsd.com
Phone
(858) 863-3260
Hours
Mon – Fri, 9am – 5pm PST