This comprehensive renovation of a 1950s ranch house modernized the layout for a family of four while respecting the home's original architecture. The project opened the kitchen to adjacent living areas, updated all bathroom bathrooms, and strengthened connections between interior spaces and the expansive rear yard. A restrained material palette of white cabinetry, Quartzite countertops, and oak flooring unifies the interior.

The design steps gently with the site’s natural grade, organized around a double-height stair and foyer that act as the heart of the home. Living, dining, and kitchen spaces connect seamlessly to outdoor terraces, while the children’s bedrooms occupy one wing and the parents’ suite the other, ensuring both connection and privacy.

This Marin County renovation transforms a modest home into a light-filled retreat defined by dramatic exposed timber framing. The design celebrates structural beams and trusses as the defining architectural gesture while introducing skylights that flood the interior with natural light and create seamless connections to the landscape.

This comprehensive Russian Hill renovation transforms a traditional home into a light-filled sanctuary celebrating commanding bay views. The reimagined interior maximizes dramatic vistas while converting first-floor storage into an entertainment suite flowing to a redesigned courtyard—creating an unexpected urban oasis with timeless elegance.

A full-floor Cow Hollow apartment where custom white oak millwork and handmade tile transform every room into a cohesive expression of warmth and craft.

This San Anselmo Spanish Revival remodel honors the owner's heritage through vibrant Talavera tile—featured as a dramatic backsplash and framing the patio passage—balanced by contemporary oak and white cabinetry with blackened steel hardware. We opened the kitchen to the dining area, flooding the space with natural light while terracotta pavers connect interior to exterior, where sunlight animates the handcrafted tile and warm wood details.