Landscape Design
Tucson, Arizona
An exceptionally designed landscape gives people a reason to step outside… and stay.
Here, design steps outside the lines and into the landscape.
It starts with observation, curiosity, and a willingness to question assumptions about how outdoor spaces should look and function.
At Drawn Outside Landscape Design, every project begins with understanding the land, the people who inhabit it, and the subtle forces that shape how a space is experienced.
Services and the Designer behind them
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![Image of an illustrative graphic of a waterfront park drawn and designed by Bethany Schalesky for a studio project.]()
Design Consultation
Guidance for homeowners ready to improve their outdoor spaces. From focused consultations to fully developed landscape plans, each service is designed to bring clarity and direction to your project.
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![Image of a residential planting plan from a project located in Monterey California.]()
Professional Partnerships
Collaborative support for landscape designers, architects, and builders. Services include drafting assistance, site visits, documentation, and technical deliverables to help move projects forward efficiently.
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![Picture of the designer, Bethany Schalesky and her dog Boo sitting on a rock.]()
About the Designer
Meet the designer behind Drawn Outside Landscape Design and learn about the experience, influences, and philosophy shaping each project.
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![Sketch of a custom water feature and concept planting plan for a residential design project.]()
Portfolio
A curated collection of residential landscapes and design studies highlighting site analysis, material strategy, and context-driven outdoor environments.
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![Picture of the designer Bethany Schalesky looking at her favorite painting: Claude Monet, Water-Lilies, after 1916, oil on canvas.]()
Blog
Thoughts, observations, and design insights exploring how landscapes shape the way we live outside.
Socials
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“The enjoyment of scenery employs the mind without fatigue, and yet exercises it; tranquilizes it and yet enlivens it.”
- Frederick Law Olmsted