Camille’s studio is like a “living laboratory,” where visions of outdoor spaces transform into thriving, sustainable gardens. She begins by listening to your ideas and needs, then brings together the right combination of tools, techniques, and experts to realize your dream. Every design is uniquely tailored to the site’s characteristics, ensuring the land itself guides decisions about materials, plants, and layout.

Her approach evolves continuously, shaped by people, landscapes, and the natural world. The result is a seamless connection between home and garden, creating spaces that are both intimate and ecologically mindful. By blending colors, textures, and structures, Camille aims to blur the boundary between indoors and out, turning each view into a vibrant, ever-changing scene.

Ultimately, her goal is to create places that inspire well-being and invite you to reconnect with the rhythms of nature. A garden becomes more than just an aesthetic choice. It is a living canvas that lets you experience the beauty of each season and the profound joy of nurturing life right outside your door. 

Blending multiple gardening approaches and techniques, the garden becomes a living laboratory for well-being, observation and experience.

Camille’s studio focuses on water scarcity, biodiversity, and sustainability, creating a home not just for you, but for an entire ecosystem that will gradually establish itself. We prioritise all the resources the property has to offer, aiming to optimize them for creating sustainable designs.We are acutely aware of the disturbances a new garden can introduce, and we work to optimize this transition by carefully anticipating each step, ensuring the landscape settles harmoniously under the best possible conditions. 

Bárbara Miranda, ARCHITECT & INTERIOR DESIGN

Born in Lisbon 1981, Bárbara Miranda is a Portuguese and Architect for more than 16 years, 6 of them based in London working in large Architecture & Interior Design projects. Besides being an Architect, she is also a pianist musician, a Yoga and Sacred Geometry Teacher and the founder of the digital detox movement @offlineportugal launched in 2016. “Om and Home is not a coincidence- the way we design, experience our homes is a direct reflection of who we are and how our body and mind is in each and every moment. I have always been passionate about creating new spaces and designing homes and with Inline Home Design I have combined 2 of my biggest passions- Architecture and Self-development.”  

Joana Luz, Landscape Architect

Joana Luz was born in Lisbon in 1975, Joana Luz graduated in Landscape Architecture from the Instituto Superior de Agronomia in Lisbon. She began her career at PROAP and later partnered with Atelier da Paisagem, coordinating projects for a decade. With over 20 years of experience, Joana has worked on a diverse range of projects, from small patios to public parks. She pioneered the concept of Urban Gardens, offering workshops that empower individuals to create their own green spaces in small patios, balconies and terraces. Joana believes every space has its unique essence and approaches each project with meticulous attention to design, including pathways, materials, and plant selection. She oversees the process from concept to execution, collaborating with specialists to ensure each landscape enhances the human experience.

Jessica Horta Gomes, Landscape architect

Jessica Horta Gomes was born in South Africa, and moved to Portugal at a young age, where she reconnected with her family’s roots. She holds a Master’s degree in Landscape Architecture from the Instituto Superior de Agronomia, University of Lisbon.
Since early on, Jessica has been involved in plant-focused projects, developing a practice grounded in hands-on, site-based work and a growing depth of botanical knowledge. From 2014, she worked initially as a freelancer in collaboration with a civil architect, later joining a landscape architecture and environmental consulting studio in Lisbon, and from 2017 onwards gaining further experience within landscaping companies based in Sintra. While developing her professional experience, she completed her Master’s thesis focused on naturalistic planting design, for dry gardens with mediterranean flora as its foundation. This research, combined with exchanges with like-minded practitioners, and visiting different sites expanded her understanding of gardens as vital ecological habitats — a perspective that has since shaped her work. Jessica now works independently, developing climate-wise, site-adapted garden designs, consulting and installations. Alongside her practice, she also delivers training sessions for keen gardeners and landscape professionals through the MGAP association, sharing practical knowledge on sustainable Mediterranean landscapes.

Siegrun Bischof, Gardener

Siegrun is a joyful gardener, certified forest-therapy practitioner, and experienced naturopath. With more than 40 years of practice, she has cultivated organic food and designed, developed, and maintained gardens and forested landscapes in several countries. Her approach is grounded in a strong ethic of ecological responsibility, emphasising respect for plant life and its natural environments. Her work aims to create balanced, harmonious spaces that support the well-being of all living beings.

Diana Matoso, Gardener

Diana was born in Lisbon in 1981 but grew up in the Portuguese countryside. During her regular walks through the wild, she became deeply curious about the natural world—its sounds, shapes, colours, textures, and the hidden patterns connecting them. Over the past 15 years, she has turned her passion for gardening from a simple hobby into a lifelong vocation. Along the way, she apprenticed on permaculture farms and communities, learning from specialists alike, elders, and neighbours. Through observation and hands-on experience, Diana has cultivated a keen intuition and sensitivity for how to nurture the living landscape and work in harmony with nature.