about Sarah

Founder, Landscape Architect, BCSLA, CSLA

I was inspired by landscape design at a young age, thanks to the endless pile of Garden Design magazines my mom subscribed to. From sketching my “dream garden” on her graph paper to witnessing the selfless way she wanted to help people, a spark was lit. Since then, I have been drawn to the art of working with people to create thoughtful and purposeful outdoor spaces.

Growing up in 100 Mile House in the beautiful Cariboo region instilled in me a love for versatile, welcoming spaces to gather, no matter the season. I have been fortunate to be surrounded by loving, energetic, and supportive family and friends, and this sense of community continues to shape how I approach design.

Landscape architecture continues to draw me in because of the quiet power of nature. What began as a love of plants, trees, and gardens has become a lens through which I live and create. The Field Room has grown with me, shaped by a love of nature and the belief that every space can inspire connection.

In loving memory of my mom, Leslie Dickie (1958–2000)