A designer who'd rather draw the plan than sell the dream.
Founder and lead designer, Ediscape.
I kept seeing the same gap. Homeowners had ideas and contractors had crews, but nothing in between told either one what to actually build.
I started drawing plans for friends, real ones, to scale, with the plants named and the quantities counted. The contractors could bid from them. The homeowners stopped overpaying. That was the whole idea.
Then the AI tools arrived, and everyone asked whether design still mattered. It does. A render is a guess with nice lighting. A plan is a decision someone is accountable for.
So Ediscape is a studio, not software. One designer, one standard, and a drawing you can hand to anyone.
“A plan is a decision someone is accountable for. That's the part the algorithm skips.”
I read the site before I draw a line, the grade, the light, where water goes. I name limitations out loud. And I draw every plan so a contractor can build it without calling me to ask what I meant.
Placeholder, add your training, certifications, and the path that led here.
Bring me a site.
The $150 consultation is where every project starts. I'll read it and tell you what it needs.