01Signature Garden Work Sink
A cast basin, generous working counter, cedar base, and finish options tailored to the site. Built for harvesting, washing, arranging, and everyday outdoor work.
$4,800–$7,500Made for life outside · Central Texas
We shape concrete, cedar, steel, water, and living greenery into useful places to grow, cook, gather, and slow down.

The idea
Desert Table & Garden creates refined outdoor spaces where food can be grown, washed, cooked, served, and shared. Each piece is designed to work hard, age honestly, and belong to the architecture around it.
Catalog 2026
Designed to order · Published starting ranges
A focused collection of our strongest starting points. Every piece is tailored in dimension, finish, planting, utilities, and installation.
01A cast basin, generous working counter, cedar base, and finish options tailored to the site. Built for harvesting, washing, arranging, and everyday outdoor work.
$4,800–$7,500
02A site-responsive cooking and gathering environment layered with limestone, steel, cedar, concrete, planting, shade, and warm evening light.
$65,000–$180,000+
03A planted architectural screen that creates shade, privacy, texture, and seasonal change, with options for herbs, lighting, shelving, and irrigation.
$3,500–$14,000+
04Side tables, working tables, and long-format feast tables designed individually or as a related family for meals, garden work, and outdoor gathering.
$2,500–$16,000+
05Raised beds, clean paths, vertical growing, thoughtful irrigation, water access, and a comfortable place to work and gather—planned as one productive system.
$8,500–$22,000+Also available
We keep the public catalog focused, but the broader design-build practice remains available. Concept plans, example scopes, and preliminary ranges are provided on request.
Reading the catalog
Useful numbers, without false precision
Published prices are 2026 planning ranges. A final proposal follows a site review and confirms exactly what is included.
Core materials, custom fabrication, standard finishes, and the installation work described in the approved scope.
Difficult access, demolition, drainage, foundations, utilities, engineering, and permit needs can move a project within or beyond the published range.
Before work is scheduled, you receive a defined scope, selections, payment schedule, allowances, and written change process.
Complete environments
Plans and full scopes available on request
Garden studios, fire-and-feast courtyards, food/fire/water environments, and Hill Country kitchen landscapes are developed as custom commissions. Tell us how you want to use the space and we will send the most relevant plans and examples.
Request plans and examplesSignature Residence No. 001
A corner-lot family home in Round Rock is becoming our living case study in concrete, cedar, weathering steel, native limestone, Texas gravel, edible planting, water, and warm architectural light.
The phased plan connects an arrival garden, dining terrace, outdoor kitchen, great lawn, orchard and pollinator garden, water sanctuary, children’s discovery garden, kitchen garden, and guest casita. Progress will be documented from installation through maturity.
How it works
A clear path from idea to installation
We clarify how you want to gather, grow, cook, and use the space, then identify the strongest starting point.
A paid design engagement of $950–$1,500 covers site review, concept direction, scope, and a working budget. The fee is credited to construction.
Final pricing follows dimensions, finishes, access, delivery, utility needs, and required trade coordination. Work is scheduled after scope approval.
Where we work
Central Texas
Based in Round Rock and serving homeowners, hospitality spaces, and project partners in Cedar Park, Leander, Georgetown, Austin, Bee Cave, Lakeway, Dripping Springs, and surrounding Central Texas communities. Larger destination projects are considered individually.
A Metcalfe Advisory offering
Bring us the yard, courtyard, patio, restaurant terrace, or one troublesome corner. We’ll begin with how you want the space to work and build outward from there.
Request a project conversationInclude your city, a few photos, the approximate project area, and what you most want to do outside.
Catalog pricing is a planning range, not a final quote. Site conditions, selections, delivery, utilities, permits, and trade coordination can change the final proposal.