Studio Campo is a full-service studio specialized in farm, garden, and hospitality design, based in the American West. The firm celebrates curiosity, craft, and love of flora.
LEFT COAST
ESTATE
Rickreall, Oregon
Left Coast is a 490-acre agricultural estate with a focus on ecological stewardship through winemaking. The company practices low-impact viticulture and 28% of the property is preserved as ecological compensation areas with 100 acres of Oregon White Oak savanna conserved and restored. Ongoing work includes masterplanning, habitat restoration, specifications for seed mixes and cover crops, and site design for guest amenities.
Photos by Laurel Dailey
Henderson
Farmstead
Portland, Oregon
This magical 3-acre property at the edge of Portland, Oregon includes rambling meadows, mature trees, orchards, and historic outbuildings. Work included residential gardens, edible landscapes, a plunge pool, paddocks for the family’s alpacas and pigs and long-term plans for habitat restoration. A soothing palette of rust, blush, white and sage plants give cohesion to the property. Garden design was developed in tandem with Emily Henderson.
Photos by Kaitlin Green
Trailborn:
Rocky Mountains
Estes Park, Colorado
Trailborn: Rocky Mountains marks the brand launch of hospitality group, Trailborn, committed to design-forward hotels for adventurous types. The project spans across two hotel properties in Estes Park, Colorado at the gateway of Rocky Mountain National Park. Work included design of entry gardens, exterior public spaces, and two pool renovations, as well the design and construction of close to 100 pieces of furniture, largely built from ponderosa pines downed during demolition.
Photos by Christian Harder
On the Boards
Work in Progress
Design of a new co-housing community on the outskirts of Denver with with a focus on social spaces and amenities that change with the community. Includes a wide variety of edible landscapes and a natural pool.
Masterplan for the next phase of life at a 20 acre third generation farm in Oregon’s Willamette Valley. Includes multifunctional barn, pollinator hedgerows, new shade trees, chicken enclosure, and a breezy clothesline.
Masterplan for a new 342 acre open space in the canyons above Colorado Springs. Process includes expert working groups, public engagement, field work on the Spotted Mexican Owl, and interagency trail planning.
Design of a glamping resort with ocean views on 60 acres of old growth Sitka Spruce forest. Scenically located on the Oregon Coast, includes 15 geodesic domes, 4 mirrored cabins, saunas, fire pits, trails and a clubhouse.
Design of a middle school schoolyard in the canyons of Manitou Springs, Colorado. Program includes a half-size field, preteen lounge spaces, and onsite shipping containers reconfigured into outdoor classrooms.
Design of a 30 acre homestead amid the rolling hills of Carlton in Oregon’s Willamette Valley. Includes preserved oak forests and native meadows with tiered garden rooms, hedgerows, fowl enclosures, and an orchard.
Garden design for the home of a nutritionist and a photographer, raising their young family in the Colorado foothills. Includes groves of aspens, a creekside slide, and a medicinal plant pollinator garden.
Masterplan for a social emotional learning center located in the foothills of Colorado. The curriculum inspired a mix of outdoor classrooms, maker spaces, trail circuits, and a creekside play area with a nest structure.
Every year we take on a few residential gardens for like-minded homeowners who want to enhance the habitat value of their properties. We will share a collection of these beauties soon, as well as founder Cali’s test garden.