Earthness is a 2-acre farm that was designed to help the clients achieve self-sufficiency and eventually a surplus in terms of fruits, nuts and vegetables through their own regenerative food forest. The productive zones on the land included a nursery, space for drying and processing produce, syntropic row systems, food forests with fruit trees, herb gardens, a composting pit, annual and perennial vegetable beds.

The design sites residences for the clients, the staff and guests, with roads and pathways that allow for smooth access to all parts of the site. Pollinator gardens, a living fence, native flora along avenues and in a wild zone have been designed so the clients can nurture biodiversity on site. Multiple bioswales and the two ponds sited on the property not only provide unique habitats, but they also store water for irrigation when required and infiltrate water before it leaves the site, allowing the food systems to be passively irrigated.‍