

Your Property, Reimagined.
A thoughtful landscape begins with understanding the land, how you want to live, and what matters most to you. Whether you're planning a transformation or simply exploring what's possible, tell me a little about your property and your vision. Let's start a conversation.
Hi, I'm Emily
Owner & Landscape Architect
I’m Emily Milliman, a landscape architect and artist with over 13 years of experience and a degree from Harvard’s Graduate School of Design. Through Milliman Design Studio, I bring together ecology, culture, and craft to create thoughtful landscapes that feel connected to their place and the people who use them. From private residences to public spaces and institutions, I believe the best landscapes are both intentional and inviting—and designed with care for the people and environment they serve.





* Raleigh Ironworks. Work completed while at Stewart


Triangle & Beyond
Who We
Work With
Full Service Design &
Fractional Consulting
Homeowners & Estate Property Owners
Landscape architecture for exceptional residential properties, including site planning, outdoor living, planting, gardens, and estate master planning.
Architects & Custom Home Designers
Landscape architecture that integrates the house, site, grading, circulation, planting, and outdoor spaces from the earliest phases of design.
Builders & Landscape Contractors
A landscape architect who can help translate design intent into coordinated, buildable drawings and support construction.
Architecture & Design Firms
Fractional landscape architecture support for firms that need senior-level landscape expertise without maintaining an in-house landscape department.
Developers & Hospitality Teams
Landscape planning, site design, planting, public realm, and ecological strategies for projects that need a strong sense of place.

Thought Leadership for Ecology-Forward Design
Emily shares her perspective on landscape architecture, ecology, design, and the business of creating meaningful places through conference presentations, podcasts, and industry conversations.
Her work and ideas have been featured in conversations about landscape architecture as a creative and collaborative discipline—from designing more biodiverse residential landscapes to exploring how landscape architects can lead conversations around climate, community, and place.
Our current favorite read:
A Planting Guide for Homeowners in North Carolina
A curated resource for homeowners looking to transform their outdoor spaces at home with plants.

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