Elevation Living Walls designs, builds, installs, and maintains custom living walls, vertical gardens, plantable retaining walls, and biophilic landscapes for Corona del Mar homes, architects, designers, restaurants, and commercial spaces.
Corona del Mar’s residential streets are genuinely eclectic — modern farmhouses, Mediterranean villas, and classic beach cottages sit side by side, tied together more by ocean proximity and refined finishes than any single architectural style. Our design-build team plans each living wall around that variety, working with coastal light, ocean air, tight view corridors, and long-term plant performance so the wall reads as part of the architecture rather than an add-on that fights it.
From courtyard walls near Irvine Terrace to entry gardens along Ocean Boulevard, we help architects, designers, and homeowners move from a first sketch to a fully planted, irrigated living wall — whatever style the surrounding architecture calls for.
A recent Corona del Mar installation — showing how the living wall integrates with outdoor living space, hardscape, and water features on site.
Project shown: custom living wall, deck, and water feature installation in Corona del Mar.
Our work goes beyond plants and planters. We coordinate design, construction, irrigation, lighting, drainage, plant selection, and ongoing care so every living wall performs beautifully over time.
Interior and exterior vertical gardens designed for residential, commercial, hospitality, and wellness environments.
Nature-integrated design features that bring warmth, beauty, and memorable sensory experience to built environments.
Retaining wall solutions that combine structure, planting, and landscape experience for elevated outdoor spaces.
Water-conscious systems coordinated for plant health, access, maintenance, and long-term performance.
Design-build support for grading, concrete, paving, planting, lighting, water features, and architectural landscape elements.
Ongoing care recommendations and service planning to keep living walls healthy, full, and aligned with the design intent.
Great living wall projects begin with thoughtful planning. Our consultation process helps clarify site conditions, design goals, budget range, and whether a living wall or vertical garden is the right fit for the space.
A short conversation to understand your location, goals, timeline, project type, and general fit.
On-site review of wall location, light, irrigation, drainage, access, scale, and preliminary direction.
Design direction, system recommendations, plant strategy, and investment guidance based on project realities.
Installation, planting, startup, care guidance, and maintenance planning for long-term performance.
Corona del Mar’s ocean proximity, tight lots, and mix of architectural styles all affect how a living wall should be built. Salt air, reflected light off nearby windows and hardscape, irrigation access, and maintenance pathways can all affect long-term plant health if they aren’t planned for upfront.
Elevation helps homeowners, architects, designers, and builders make informed decisions before committing to a living wall system, plant palette, or construction direction — especially on tight coastal lots where every detail is visible.
Start with a brief introductory call. We’ll discuss what you’re envisioning, whether the wall is indoor or outdoor, ornamental or edible, new construction or retrofit, and whether a paid site consultation is the right next step.
Garden pottery featured in this project by Habitudes.
Corona del Mar is surrounded by gardens, coastal landscapes, parks, and outdoor living destinations that influence how we think about plants, architecture, and experience.
A botanical retreat with seasonal displays, succulents, and courtyard inspiration. Visit
Coastal bluffs, ocean views, and classic seaside planting inspiration. Visit
Native coastal vegetation, trails, tidepools, and California landscape character. Visit
Outdoor living, garden design, pottery, and planting inspiration near Corona del Mar. Visit
A scenic coastal overlook that reflects the ocean-inspired calm of Corona del Mar. Visit
Yes, when they’re designed around marine exposure, irrigation, drainage, maintenance access, and plant selection suited to coastal Southern California conditions.
Yes. Corona del Mar’s mix of modern farmhouse, Mediterranean, and cottage-style homes each call for different plant palettes and frame details — we design around your specific architecture rather than a one-size-fits-all system.
Yes. Living walls are living systems. Plants grow, water needs change seasonally, and the wall should be observed, trimmed, adjusted, and cared for over time.
Costs vary based on size, indoor or outdoor conditions, irrigation, drainage, access, plant palette, and system requirements. A consultation helps clarify the best direction and investment range.
Yes. We support architects, interior designers, landscape architects, builders, developers, and owners with feasibility, design-build planning, installation, and maintenance guidance.
A properly designed system accounts for separation from the substrate, irrigation control, drainage, airflow, and maintenance access — details we work through in the planning conversation.
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