Your Garden Questions Answered by Luxor's Design Specialists

Our process covers an initial site visit, a design concept tailored to your space and climate, plant and material selection, and coordination with our installation team. We factor in irrigation needs, sun exposure, and soil conditions specific to the Luxor area from the start.

Yes, this is a core focus of our work. We select drought-tolerant and native desert plants, group them by water needs, and design efficient drip irrigation layouts. This approach helps reduce water use while keeping the space green and functional year-round.

Timelines vary by project size and complexity. A small residential courtyard may take a few weeks from design to planting, while larger properties or commercial landscapes can take several months. We provide a project timeline after the initial consultation.

We work with both. Many clients ask us to redesign an existing garden that has become overgrown, water-intensive, or simply doesn't suit their lifestyle anymore. We assess what can be retained and rework the layout, plant palette, and irrigation as needed.

We favor hardy species suited to Upper Egypt's climate, such as bougainvillea, oleander, palms, succulents, and ornamental grasses. Plant selection depends on your site's sun exposure, soil, and the level of maintenance you're comfortable with going forward.

We offer both design and installation services. Clients can choose a full design-and-build package or request a design plan alone if they prefer to work with their own landscaping team. We're happy to discuss which option suits your project.

Costs depend on the size of the outdoor space, materials chosen, and scope of planting and hardscaping. During your consultation, we discuss your goals and budget, then provide a written estimate before any work begins.

Yes, we design outdoor spaces for guesthouses, hotels, and commercial properties around Luxor, in addition to private residences. These projects often require durable, low-maintenance planting that holds up well to foot traffic and Luxor's climate throughout the year.

It helps to have you or a decision-maker present for at least the initial site visit, so we can discuss how you use the space, your preferences, and any concerns. Follow-up meetings and plan reviews can often be handled by phone or email.