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A woman-led landscape and planting design studio specializing in rewilding, biodiversity, and ecological design, serving NYC, the Hamptons, and beyond.

Last updated September 27, 2026

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Overview

Rewild Landscape is an American landscape and planting design studio founded by Marie Salembier. The studio is woman-led and based in New York City and the Hamptons, serving clients across the Northeast and internationally. Its practice centers on rewilding, biodiversity, and ecological design — an approach that treats planting and landscape architecture as tools for restoring native habitat and ecological function rather than purely ornamental decoration. The studio organizes its work into three service lines. Rewild Design covers landscape and planting design. Rewild Plus handles implementation and stewardship, including seasonal stewardship programs, revegetation, and regulatory compliance support for mature and restoration-phase landscapes. Rewild Advisory provides expert consultation for architecture firms. This structure allows Rewild Landscape to engage projects from early concept design through long-term care and compliance. Rewild Landscape positions itself at the intersection of design, ecology, and stewardship. Its geographic focus on New York City and the Hamptons places it in a region where clients often maintain both urban and coastal properties, and where interest in native planting and ecological restoration has grown. The studio also works with international clients, extending its reach beyond the Northeast. As a private, founder-led studio, Rewild Landscape does not disclose corporate ownership or public listing information. Its public identity rests on the expertise of its founder and the ecological orientation of its design and advisory services.

History

Rewild Landscape was founded by Marie Salembier as a woman-led landscape and planting design studio. The studio is based in New York City and the Hamptons and serves clients across the Northeast and internationally. Its founding reflects a growing interest in ecological design and rewilding approaches within landscape architecture. From its base in New York, the studio developed a service model organized around three offerings: Rewild Design, Rewild Plus, and Rewild Advisory. Rewild Design focuses on landscape and planting design. Rewild Plus extends the studio's involvement into implementation and stewardship, offering seasonal stewardship programs, revegetation, and regulatory compliance support for mature and restoration-phase landscapes. Rewild Advisory provides expert consultation for architecture firms, positioning the studio as a knowledge partner as well as a design practitioner. The studio's geographic focus on New York City and the Hamptons places it in a region with a concentration of residential and estate properties where ecological planting and native habitat restoration are increasingly valued. Its international client work indicates that its ecological design expertise is not limited to its home region. As of the available public information, Rewild Landscape remains a private, founder-led studio. No corporate parent, ownership group, or public listing has been disclosed.

  • Rewild Landscape founded by Marie Salembier as a woman-led landscape and planting design studio.

Products and positioning

Woman-led landscape and planting design studio specializing in rewilding, biodiversity, and ecological design.

  • Rewild Design

    Landscape and planting design services.

  • Rewild Plus

    Implementation and stewardship services, including seasonal stewardship programs, revegetation, and regulatory compliance support for mature and restoration-phase landscapes.

  • Rewild Advisory

    Expert consultation for architecture firms.

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