Raina Jessica Weber is a landscape designer with over two decades of experience. At only 19 years old, she founded Project Native, a non-profit native plant nursery in her hometown of Great Barrington, MA. Weber developed and implemented a plan, including acquisition of funds, for restoration of over 200 acres of natural habitat in Berkshire County. She went on to design and implement native plant restoration projects and ecological landscape designs for over 300 properties in New York, Massachusetts and Connecticut. Notable collaborations in design, consultation, installation and contract growing of plants include; The New York Botanical Gardens, The High Line and Olmsted Park. Weber’s east coast career quickly became global when she was hired to design and install an outdoor restaurant for Noma’s pop-up in Tulum, landscape and ecological design for Casa Malca and Casa Violeta in Tulum, and landscaping collaborations through innovative artist collective, “Slow” among many other credits. Her specializations include permaculture, native habitat restoration, and grey water filtration gardens. She loves combining the wild and rustic themes found in nature with a minimal and refined aesthetic, and excels at both the small and large scale — with projects ranging from 54 acre native nurseries to pop-up outdoor restaurants. With a global roster of clients and a sophisticated, integrated approach, Raina considers all elements when designing from start to finish.