Discovering nature and having inspiring, safe outdoor spaces to play in were vital parts of my childhood. Years later, when I had the privilege of living in rural Mediterranean landscapes, I was deeply moved by how people and their environments were intertwined — they built and nourished themselves from what surrounded them. During that time, I discovered permaculture and fell in love with its wisdom and harmony.

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After earning a degree in Agroenvironmental and Horticultural Studies from the Institut de technologie agroalimentaire du Québec, I worked within the realms of environmental protection, ecology, and sustainable agriculture. Preserving nature has always been at the heart of my mission.

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That path led me to a project management role for a community organization dedicated to promoting healthy eating while bringing beauty and meaning to a small downtown in Montérégie-Ouest. I fell in love again — this time with the creative process of shaping outdoor spaces and nurturing human connections that root us back to Mother Earth. From that point on, I knew that human beings — their stories, needs, and relationship to the land — were also central to my mission.

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A few years later, I was called to explore the hardscape side of landscaping — to give form, stability, and durability to the lush, living environments I loved. Working with traditional landscaping companies, I discovered the art of grounding nature’s abundance into enduring, tangible spaces. Once more, I fell in love — with permanence, quality, and comfort, values that have since become essential to my work.

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Today, after six years of building and running Fleur de Vie Paysage, I continue to pursue the same vision that first inspired me in Italy over fifteen years ago — the deep connection between humankind and its natural habitat.

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Through Fleur de Vie Paysage, I’m honoured to guide individuals and organizations in discovering how their needs, desires, and highest visions can harmonize with the ecosystems that surround them. Together, we create spaces that breathe, heal, and inspire — places where nature and human life thrive as one.