Edmund Hollander is President of Hollander Design, one of few landscape architecture firms elected to Architectural Digest’s AD100. The firm has received numerous awards, including the ASLA’s National Honor Award in residential design, the Arthur Ross Award from the ICAA, the McKim, Meade & White Award, and the Acanthus Award.World-renowned interior designer and garden expert Bunny Williams is the author of An Affair with a House, among many other books.

"Landscape architect Ed Hollander shares over 20 design projects in the new The Landscape of Home. Readers can get a glimpse of Hollander’s work in the country, by the sea, and on city rooftops, along with his thoughtful approach to designing landscapes." — ELLE DECOR"A botanical renaissance is underway: Homeowners and landscape architects alike are conducting research into indigenous plants and growing strategies in order to work with, not against, the earth. If you want to know more, look no further than AD PRO Directory member Edmund Hollander, who details a few of his recent international gardening projects in this monograph. All are committed to sustainable landscaping ideology, no matter the location." — ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST PRO"This spring, Rizzli offers The Landscape of Home, a mesmerizing book showcasing eighteen of Hollander's most recent projects, captivating those who appreciate the profound beauty and complexity of thoughtfully designed landscapes." — MODERN LUXURY MANHATTAN“The Landscape of Home,” from Rizzoli, delves into the essence of creating harmonious living spaces. Focusing on projects completed in recent years, this volume explores entire properties, highlighting the intricate relationship between interior and exterior environments. Edmund Hollander, alongside principals Stephen Eich, Geoff Valentino, and Melissa Reavis, discusses the themes and processes that define their holistic approach to landscape architecture, ensuring each design remains visually engaging and functional year-round." — JAMES LANE POST "Landscape architect Ed Hollander, founder of Hollander Design Landscape Architects, explores the idea of home as the natural surroundings that people live in: a place of living, changing beauty, refuge, and above all, joy, where family and friends gather to create a lifetime of memories." — ASPIRE HOME & DESIGN "In his newest book, landscape architect Edmund Hollander presents gardens as vital living spaces that extend the sanctuary of our homes outdoors. Featuring countryside retreats, coastal havens, and city oases, Hollander illustrates a variety of garden styles, each demonstrating the outdoors as a place for refuge and inspiration." — VERANDA"Eighteen stunning commissions focus on healthy landscapes, earth-friendly planting strategies, and the native or vernacular." — TRADITIONAL HOME"Our chat came ahead of the release of Ed’s new book, The Landscape of Home, published by Rizzoli and available to pre-order from Amazon. The book showcases a selection of Hollander Design’s most impressive projects from the past decade. We talked at length about how to extend the concept of home from a house to a backyard, and what it means to work in harmony with the land." — HOMES & GARDENS"The Landscape of Home: In the Country, By the Sea, In the City is a collection of outdoor projects by New York landscape architect Edmund Hollander, who has been named one of Architectural Digest’s AD100 designers. From countryside to rooftop, Edmund shares the essential elements of outdoor garden design." — AT HOME IN ARKANSAS

Edmund Hollander is President of Hollander Design, one of few landscape architecture firms elected to Architectural Digest’s AD100. The firm has received numerous awards, including the ASLA’s National Honor Award in residential design, the Arthur Ross Award from the ICAA, the McKim, Meade & White Award, and the Acanthus Award.World-renowned interior designer and garden expert Bunny Williams is the author of An Affair with a House, among many other books.

"Landscape architect Ed Hollander shares over 20 design projects in the new The Landscape of Home. Readers can get a glimpse of Hollander’s work in the country, by the sea, and on city rooftops, along with his thoughtful approach to designing landscapes." — ELLE DECOR"A botanical renaissance is underway: Homeowners and landscape architects alike are conducting research into indigenous plants and growing strategies in order to work with, not against, the earth. If you want to know more, look no further than AD PRO Directory member Edmund Hollander, who details a few of his recent international gardening projects in this monograph. All are committed to sustainable landscaping ideology, no matter the location." — ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST PRO"This spring, Rizzli offers The Landscape of Home, a mesmerizing book showcasing eighteen of Hollander's most recent projects, captivating those who appreciate the profound beauty and complexity of thoughtfully designed landscapes." — MODERN LUXURY MANHATTAN“The Landscape of Home,” from Rizzoli, delves into the essence of creating harmonious living spaces. Focusing on projects completed in recent years, this volume explores entire properties, highlighting the intricate relationship between interior and exterior environments. Edmund Hollander, alongside principals Stephen Eich, Geoff Valentino, and Melissa Reavis, discusses the themes and processes that define their holistic approach to landscape architecture, ensuring each design remains visually engaging and functional year-round." — JAMES LANE POST "Landscape architect Ed Hollander, founder of Hollander Design Landscape Architects, explores the idea of home as the natural surroundings that people live in: a place of living, changing beauty, refuge, and above all, joy, where family and friends gather to create a lifetime of memories." — ASPIRE HOME & DESIGN "In his newest book, landscape architect Edmund Hollander presents gardens as vital living spaces that extend the sanctuary of our homes outdoors. Featuring countryside retreats, coastal havens, and city oases, Hollander illustrates a variety of garden styles, each demonstrating the outdoors as a place for refuge and inspiration." — VERANDA"Eighteen stunning commissions focus on healthy landscapes, earth-friendly planting strategies, and the native or vernacular." — TRADITIONAL HOME"Our chat came ahead of the release of Ed’s new book, The Landscape of Home, published by Rizzoli and available to pre-order from Amazon. The book showcases a selection of Hollander Design’s most impressive projects from the past decade. We talked at length about how to extend the concept of home from a house to a backyard, and what it means to work in harmony with the land." — HOMES & GARDENS"The Landscape of Home: In the Country, By the Sea, In the City is a collection of outdoor projects by New York landscape architect Edmund Hollander, who has been named one of Architectural Digest’s AD100 designers. From countryside to rooftop, Edmund shares the essential elements of outdoor garden design." — AT HOME IN ARKANSAS

Edmund Hollander is President of Hollander Design, one of few landscape architecture firms elected to Architectural Digest’s AD100. The firm has received numerous awards, including the ASLA’s National Honor Award in residential design, the Arthur Ross Award from the ICAA, the McKim, Meade & White Award, and the Acanthus Award.World-renowned interior designer and garden expert Bunny Williams is the author of An Affair with a House, among many other books.

"Landscape architect Ed Hollander shares over 20 design projects in the new The Landscape of Home. Readers can get a glimpse of Hollander’s work in the country, by the sea, and on city rooftops, along with his thoughtful approach to designing landscapes." — ELLE DECOR"A botanical renaissance is underway: Homeowners and landscape architects alike are conducting research into indigenous plants and growing strategies in order to work with, not against, the earth. If you want to know more, look no further than AD PRO Directory member Edmund Hollander, who details a few of his recent international gardening projects in this monograph. All are committed to sustainable landscaping ideology, no matter the location." — ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST PRO"This spring, Rizzli offers The Landscape of Home, a mesmerizing book showcasing eighteen of Hollander's most recent projects, captivating those who appreciate the profound beauty and complexity of thoughtfully designed landscapes." — MODERN LUXURY MANHATTAN“The Landscape of Home,” from Rizzoli, delves into the essence of creating harmonious living spaces. Focusing on projects completed in recent years, this volume explores entire properties, highlighting the intricate relationship between interior and exterior environments. Edmund Hollander, alongside principals Stephen Eich, Geoff Valentino, and Melissa Reavis, discusses the themes and processes that define their holistic approach to landscape architecture, ensuring each design remains visually engaging and functional year-round." — JAMES LANE POST "Landscape architect Ed Hollander, founder of Hollander Design Landscape Architects, explores the idea of home as the natural surroundings that people live in: a place of living, changing beauty, refuge, and above all, joy, where family and friends gather to create a lifetime of memories." — ASPIRE HOME & DESIGN "In his newest book, landscape architect Edmund Hollander presents gardens as vital living spaces that extend the sanctuary of our homes outdoors. Featuring countryside retreats, coastal havens, and city oases, Hollander illustrates a variety of garden styles, each demonstrating the outdoors as a place for refuge and inspiration." — VERANDA"Eighteen stunning commissions focus on healthy landscapes, earth-friendly planting strategies, and the native or vernacular." — TRADITIONAL HOME"Our chat came ahead of the release of Ed’s new book, The Landscape of Home, published by Rizzoli and available to pre-order from Amazon. The book showcases a selection of Hollander Design’s most impressive projects from the past decade. We talked at length about how to extend the concept of home from a house to a backyard, and what it means to work in harmony with the land." — HOMES & GARDENS"The Landscape of Home: In the Country, By the Sea, In the City is a collection of outdoor projects by New York landscape architect Edmund Hollander, who has been named one of Architectural Digest’s AD100 designers. From countryside to rooftop, Edmund shares the essential elements of outdoor garden design." — AT HOME IN ARKANSAS