Nestled in the coveted Easton Addition neighborhood of Burlingame, this 1921 two-story home underwent a full-home remodel with the help of our team’s comprehensive design services. The result is a modernized residence that embodies our commitment to 'livable luxury' which combines comfort, practicality, and elegance without sacrificing everyday functionality. In practice we emphasize high-quality materials and design that enhance our homeowners' daily living while remaining approachable and not overly ostentatious.

Every space in this home is designed with a perfect blend of elegance and practicality. The open layout connecting the Kitchen, Dining, and Family Room creates a warm, inviting atmosphere ideal for gatherings. In contrast, the geometric Powder Room introduces a unique touch of modern sophistication.

On the top floor, the Japanese-inspired Primary Bathroom offers a serene retreat, encouraging relaxation and mindfulness. The custom furnishings in both the Primary Suite and Kids Room enhance functionality while allowing for personal expression.

Overall, this harmonious mix of style and comfort makes for an inviting home that caters to the rhythms of everyday living.

| Family Room | … with new 12-foot wide sliding door & 75” TV

| Details | … seamlessly flush cooktop with knobs carefully integrated onto the quartz cooktop apron

| Wet Bar | … with a custom metal floating wine glass ledge

| Modernized Stair & Railing | … for the perfect piano niche which is flanked by a uniquely sculptural plug-in lamp

| Kids Room | … with custom headboards

| Kid’s Room | … with whimsical ceiling wallpaper & custom millwork to house the “Nugget” play couch.

| Playroom |

| Primary Bathroom | … with Japanese style wet room

| Guest Bathroom |

| Kids Bathroom |

| Presentation Walkthrough Video |

Exterior modernization work continues with a new paint scheme, new windows, new lighting, new glass railing, new wood soffit & squaring up of forms. New entry door is also on its way!

Reimagined primary bedroom deck - bathed in serenity…

Chipping away the existing stucco to install the new round top french casement windows.

Existing Exterior

Our gorgeous Moroccan tadelakt plaster fireplace finish - unbelievably silky smooth to the touch.

Prepping for our fireplace specialty wall finish.

New gas fireplace is in & the TV is mocked up.

Ladies & Gentlemen… the fireplace has arrived!

The craftsmanship of installing engineered hardwood flooring on stairs.

Dining pendant will be reunited with its table buddy soon enough.

Bar is open with our custom glass rack!

Dimensional graphic bar tiling is going up!

Counters are in!

No detail is too small as we mock up our client’s 75” TV for optimal viewing while cooking.

Counter Templating Day!

Dry lay out of kitchen base cabinets for install!

On-site kitchen cabinet coordination.

New 6-foot & nearly 12-foot sliding doors are bringing in amazing light & making our indoor/outdoor connection.

Our new 4x12 header beam is in place for our new nearly 12-foot wide sliding door!

Our junior field inspector just signed off on our new LVL flush beam to now visually unite the Kitchen & Family Room.

Shoring is in place to remove the existing beam between the Kitchen & Family Room. Time to unite the spaces!

Rounding out the Guest Bathroom

Tile sneak peek…

No detail is too small - laying out each tile for installation…

Our Primary Bedroom Suite lighting exudes zen vibes.

Our carefully selected backlit lighting elevates our primary bathroom from beautiful to boutique spa.

Mirrors & glass maketh the bathroom…

Significant progress at the Primary Bath…

Primary Bath tiling progress.

Primary Bath shower waterproofing is complete.

All those beautiful curves…

Bath time!

Ready for our counters!

Fun tile texture at the Kids’ Bath!

Kids’ Bath tiling progress…

Kids’ Bath progress rough framing & rough plumbing.

Our acoustical slat wall & carefully curated furniture are going up in the Office.

Originally designed just before the pandemic, this project evolved from an 870-square-foot addition to a more intentional 440-square-foot addition due to rising construction and building material costs. The remodel features a new kitchen/bar, primary suite, and powder room, all styled in the homeowners' preferred Midcentury Modern aesthetic.

The design emphasizes indoor-outdoor connections, natural light, and focused use of ceiling vaulting while incorporating warmth through wood and texture with tile. The final result is a contemporary Midcentury Modern home that highlights clean lines, functionality, and simplicity.

| The Bar | …seamlessly flowing from & to the kitchen.

Quintessential Midcentury Modern teal bar backsplash.

Our vaulted ceiling with skylights over the new island brings in not only tremendous natural light, but provides vertical drama for our new kitchen.

| Appliance Garage |

13-Foot Long Island!

| Reclad Existing Fireplace |

w/ Flanking Metal Floating Shelves

Midcentury Modern inspired geometric fireplace tile.

| Primary Bathroom |

Custom walnut horizontal grain match double vanity.

Adding legs under the vanity created a more furniture-like appearance & helps make our Primary Bathroom feel more open and airy.

Gradiant tile pattern!

| Powder Room |

Making small spaces sing with a splash of vibrant color & a sun tunnel to make an otherwise windowless interior space light & airy.

Exterior update to show our indoor/outdoor connection.

Our new exterior paint palette is coordinating well with Fall.

Mocking up exterior paint color candidates is an essential step to identifying the right colors. It is also critical to review colors at different times of the day.

Above our three new skylights is the “remote blower” for the kitchen exhaust fan. Remote blowers allows the exhaust fan to not only be more powerful, but also reduces the localized noise in the kitchen.

And then there was stucco - time flies when you are having construction fun… The formwork for the concrete patio stair is also underway.

Exterior is ready for stucco.

The black asphalt saturated building paper is a moisture barrier to protect the building from water damage.

The wire will provide the stucco something to adhere to. The use of square (shown here) or honeycomb pattern wire yields the same results & is simply a preference of the installer.

Note the piece of horizontal metal (=weep screed) with the holes. Where there is rain water that intrudes into the stucco, water will drain at the edge of the weep screed. The holes are for ventilation to help keep the wall dry.

With the exterior plywood now up, it’s time for building paper & metal wire lath which goes under stucco.

Addition roof is taking shape…

Our addition framing is rising from the ground.

Foundation work is underway.

Through strategic planning with the contractor, the homeowners were able to remain in the house during the initial month of construction which was focused on the new addition. This meant one month of rental savings which could be redirected towards the construction budget.

Seeing the vision come together…

One yard line…

No detail is too small… For all our kitchen cabinet doors & drawers, we detailed in aluminum integrated pulls for the finger pulls that our homeowner wanted. Without them, our avid cook clients would have quickly worn down the walnut finish with their food prep hands & fingers.

Layering in our clients’ preferred Midcentury Modern style through tile at the Fireplace & Bar.

Our curated geometric Fireplace tile captures the essence of the Midcentury Modern style.

Our carefully selected rich teal Bar tile is a tribute to a Midcentury Modern classic color.

Counters are in, but will take 48-hours to fully cure.

Our two day Kitchen & Bar counter installation is underway. Our counter installer uses electric seam clamps to ensure a perfect alignment between adjacent counter pieces.

While some designers might leave the exposed counter underside as raw plywood, no detail is too small as even the underside of our island overhang is matching finished walnut.

Our wonderful contractor has gone beyond the call of duty to provide 1/4” thick steel plates to support our island overhang.

The Kitchen cabinet installation is underway! 13-foot long island with 44 inch wide sink anybody?!

We use an eco friendly acoustical underlayment under all our new hardwood floors to help reduce floor noise by providing sound absorption.

From the entry, the beacon of natural light over the new kitchen island will draw you into the house and into the new addition.

With the drywall up, you can feel the new open Kitchen/Dining space with our new ceiling feature over the island.

Fiberglass “Pink Panther” thermal insulation is up & we are ready for drywall.

Reviewing progress of our walnut Kitchen cabinets at our millworker’s shop. The left unit will be our “appliance garage” and to the right is our sink base cabinet.

We use rockwool insulation between the Kitchen & Bedrooms to provide a better acoustical separation.

One of the most valuable services we provide is our construction support. Here, we provided the contractor comments for installed kitchen switch and outlet locations. These are relatively easy fixes at this stage of construction. It would be a very different & costly story after the drywall is in. We are here to protect both the design & owner!

Our ceiling pop-up over the island with anchor our new Kitchen.

Interior view from our future Kitchen. 12-Foot opening beyond to the rear yard awaits…

For education purposes, note the “button board” in the right foreground. While no longer used, button board was the successor to wood lathe & plaster.

Loving the leaning ladder rack!

When it all comes together…

With the vanity counter now in & the plumbing complete, our Primary Bath to-do list is dwindling everyday!

Our beautiful walnut double vanity is in position with both undermount sinks in place. We are now waiting for our vanity countertop and our glass shower surround which are both in production.

In a bathroom, waterproofing is critical. Therefore, sequencing which materials go in first must be well thought out.

With the horizontal floor tiling, tub surround, and curb complete, it’s time for the vertical wall tiling.

We also like seeing the vanity protected in place as potential damage is always a possibility on a busy construction site.

Our Primary Bath double vanity just arrived! Our millworker did an amazing job of matching the walnut veneers. The offset finger pulls on the first & last doors exemplifies our attention to millwork details.

The tub surround fits like a glove & the powered medicine cabinet installation is now underway!

A close up view of our quartz tub surround templating. Templating is done with a series of thin pieces of wood hot glued together. This process captures from the exact angle of the inside wall corner (which is never a perfect 90 degrees) to the outside tub angle to every dimension in between.

Accent tiling is complete & grouted. Our quartz tub surround is being templated to the left.

Our Primary Bathroom accent tiling is well underway. The tile pattern has a gorgeous gradation effect which we will highlight with our new cove light!

Liquid applied red waterproofing is applied & walls are ready for tile. Radiant heating floor membrane & tubing are also in & now ready for floor tiles.

Primary Bath tile walls are prepped with a mold-resistant tile backer.

Primary Bath undermount tub framing is complete.

Add beautiful countertop, cute sconce & accessories… done!

Our ceiling sun tunnel is bringing in much welcomed natural light into our otherwise windowless interior Powder Room.

Our rich dimensional turquoise hexagon tile is up & the undermount sink is in place - ready for the counter…

One of the most valuable services we provide is our construction support. Here, we provided the contractor sketches on how to install our selected tile to ensure that we have symmetry where needed and to make certain we don’t have any unsightly small slivers of tile any where.

Liquid applied red waterproofing is applied & walls are ready for tile. The floors have been leveled with a self leveling compound and are also ready for tile.

Powder Room rough framing & plumbing is complete. With our wall mounted faucet design, placement of the in-wall valve has to be perfect.

| Video Walkthrough |

| Existing Living Room |

We were engaged for full design services (architectural & interior design) to maximize the development potential for this rental property and to undertake a gut remodel of existing spaces with new finishes to attract elevated renters. Ultimately, we added 660 square feet of horizontal addition to transform this existing undersized two bedroom, one bathroom starter home into a luxurious 1,880 square foot family home with three bedrooms and three full bathrooms. The kitchen, living, and dining rooms were also expanded with an open modern floor plan. To support the new floor plan, the entry was relocated to other side of this corner lot.

To mirror the new contemporary interior, the exterior was also reimagined with a timeless palette of stucco, maintenance-free composite siding, crisp black windows, and a two tone paint scheme.

| Exterior | ... with relocated entry & new contemporary garage door.

| New Open Living & Dining Room |

| Full Kitchen Remodel |

| Two New Guest Bathrooms |

| New Primary Bathroom |

| Exterior Visuals |

| Existing Exterior |

Existing Interior Images

Springing from the Japanese concept of “きんつぎ” (kintsugi), our Michelin star chef client invited us back to restore & transform their existing Michelin Star restaurant which we worked on seven years ago from a sit down restaurant into a casual counter-style sushi handroll bar. いただきます (Itadakimasu) - Let’s eat!

Custom bar stools.

Saru = “monkey” in Japanese

Soft Opening!

Itadakimasu

Mocking up our custom fixed barstool locations.

Lights… check… Cue the custom bar stools…

Our “saru” (= monkey in Japanese) mural is up.

Tile backer is up & ready for tile!

Framing & rough electrical are underway!

This comprehensive design service, encompassing architectural and interior design, revitalizes a 1980s home to meet the needs of a modern, growing family. The remodel involved an extensive overhaul, including a complete kitchen renovation that opens up to two adjacent rooms and a transformation of the outdated guest bathroom to better reflect the family's style and requirements.

The refreshed kitchen is vibrant and contemporary, while the redesigned guest bathroom offers an elegant touch with subtle Art Deco influences, reflecting the clients' aesthetic preferences.

| Kitchen Island | ... this nearly 10-foot long island is unique on each face - 1) display face, 2) functional face, 3) textural face, and 4) seating face.

| Appliance Garage | ... the must-have to put away all your appliances & out of plain view.

| Guest Bathroom |

| Existing Kitchen |

| Existing Guest Bathroom |

| Presentation Walkthrough Video |

Countertop install day!

Cabinet hardware has been marked & ready for install.

Junior field inspector.

Bar accent tile is going up!

New PSL beams are up!

It takes a 14” and 18” PSL beam to tangle.

| New Guest Bathroom Visual |

Powder Room - PROGRESS

Wallpaper is going up!

In the first phase of a multi-phase 66,000 square foot fitness club renovation, existing Men’s & Women’s locker rooms were completely gutted, expanded, and reimagined. The scope included over 700 new lockers, private executive rooms, 21 vanity stations, 18 shower suites, steam rooms, and sauna rooms. In the second phase, a new 1,170 square foot family amenity was added with six family changing suites. More to come…

Click to see the Locker Room Renovation…

For this full service (architectural + interior design + furnishings) remodel, our client initially asked us to simply do a cosmetic remodel of their existing kitchen & propose ways to modernize their Edwardian home. Ultimately, we exceeded all expectations when we arrived at a new relocated & enlarged kitchen layout which a) allows the entire family to gather within the Kitchen, b) supports the enjoyment of Sutro tower views beyond, c) improves the Kitchen relationship to the existing deck to promote greater use and d) centrally repositions the Powder Room to support both the Kitchen and other living areas.

In unison, our interiors team stripped away all the inauthentic elements added over the years to highlight the original Edwardian architecture. New contemporary lighting, sculptural furnishings, and a new bar were then layered in to inject some new style & functionality to the home.

| Kitchen Island | ... our 9-foot long island is a sculptural double shelled functional object - with a protective outer quartz skin paired with a soft inner white oak lining.

| Dining Room |

| Powder Room |

| Living Room |

| Existing Kitchen |

| Existing Dining Room |

| Existing Living Room |

| New Kitchen Visual |

Counters are going in!

Team huddle to finalize details before tomorrow’s countertop templating…

Cabinets are going in!

9-foot window anybody?

New LVL beam is up & ready for our new window!

| New Dining Room Visual |

Dining Room - PROGRESS

Wallcovering & accent light are up at the Bar!

| New Powder Room Visual | ... compact 3’-10” W x 4’-5” L size

Just waiting on the mirror & accessories…

Counter & accent sconce are up at the Powder Room!

Powder Room - PROGRESS

| New Living Room Visual |

Counters, Frame TV, & new lighting are up at the Living Room!

Living Room - PROGRESS

In this unique residential condominium converted from a 1930's garage, we provided full design services (architectural & interior design) for a remodeled primary bathroom, a new full bathroom, new office and a new gas living room fireplace to truly change the way the owners enjoy their home.

First, the existing primary bathroom was re-imagined into a fresh natural retreat. This was all articulated through the artful curation of natural & porcelain woods - all under skylight daylighting and evening cove lighting.

Secondly, to serve the owners’ frequent guests, a graphically stunning guest bathroom has been added to the home. Take one look at the tub accent tile and you will see why we call it a “picture tile wall”.

Lastly, the previous standalone wood burning fireplace was swapped out for a gas fireplace/niche to allow for a cozy corner to relax & socialize. The new fireplace has been a big hit to say to the least & the existing living room sofa sectional shouldn’t expect to get any love until summer…

| New Guest Bathroom |

| Primary Bathroom - Entry Visual |

| Primary Bathroom - Double Shower Visual |

| Primary Bathroom - Vanity & Toilet Side Visual |

| Existing Primary Bathroom |

| Guest Bathroom Visual |

| Living Room - Fireplace Visual |

| Existing Living Room Fireplace |

Timeless charm meets modern living in this stunning transformation of a 1931 home. Shortly after purchasing this historic property, our clients enlisted our team for a full-scale remodel. The existing heavily textured dark walls, dark parquet floors, pink tile, and lime painted bathrooms presented a daunting challenge, but we embraced the task of creating a contemporary yet approachable space.

Our design emphasized creating connected areas throughout the home, seamlessly linking the Living and Dining Rooms, the Kitchen and Breakfast Nook, and expanding the top two floors with 745 square feet of new livable space within the ground floor garage. However, the crown jewel for the owners was transforming the top floor from two bedrooms into a luxurious full floor Primary Suite sanctuary. We then paired thoughtful planning with carefully curated light woods, handmade tiles, warm brass accents, eclectic furnishings, and vibrant art pieces.

The result is a home that exudes comfort and openness, a welcoming retreat that beautifully blends modern aesthetics with its historic roots. For our clients, it’s not just a house—it’s a haven that encapsulates an indescribable feeling of warmth and belonging.

Welcoming breakfast banquette nook with custom designed back & seat cushions.

For kitchens, every inch counts. This is well exemplified at the appliance garage which is actually “found” space over the existing stairs behind. See construction photos to see where we found this unutilized space.

| Remodeled Guest Bathroom |

Elegant wallcovering with a gradation pattern encircles the dry areas of the bathroom.

| New Primary Bathroom |

| New Guest Bathroom |

(Converted Garage Space)

| Mudroom + Laundry |

(Converted Garage Space)

Modernized existing stair.

Shoe cubbies- never enough shoe storage…

New Kitchen Visual | Towards Fridge

Appliances please…

New Kitchen Visual | Towards Breakfast Nook

Next up is our quartz backsplash…

Counter Day!

Plywood “soft tops” are in & ready for counter templating.

Cabinet install is underway!

Drywall is up & new matching oak nail down flooring is going in.

Rough electrical & plumbing at Kitchen.

See our finished photos to see how we creatively used this “found” space above the existing stair to create an appliance garage.

Demo Day!

Come back to see what the niche in the corner will become…

Existing Kitchen

Living Room & Fireplace Visual

The completed fireplace & roman shades are adding tremendous warmth and coziness to the house.

Busy day on site… the first coat of our fireplace lime plaster finish is going up & our roman shades are going up, too.

New gas fireplace insert, surround, & hearth are in.

New drywall is up & taped. The Living & Dining Rooms feel so much more connected with the previous dividing wing walls removed.

Demolition is complete.

Existing Living Room & Fireplace

New Main Floor Guest Bath Visual

Vanity hardware & shower enclosure are ready for install!

New wallcovering is up!

Tiling is underway.

Rough plumbing valve locations & shower niche are set.

Existing Main Floor Guest Bath

New Primary Bath Visual

New Primary Bath - UPDATE

Plywood “soft top” is in & ready for counter templating.

New Primary Bath - PROGRESS

Tiling in progress.

No detail is too small - laying out the tiles for installation…

Underfloor heating membrane & heating cables are in.

Shower pan is waterproofed & ready for tiling.

On-site coordination of in-wall plumbing.

Existing Primary Bath

New Ground Floor (Converted Garage) Bath Visual

Vanity hardware has been installed & the shower glass truck is backing in!

Tiling in progress.

New Ground Floor (Converted Garage) Mudroom Visual

New GF Mudroom - UPDATE

Hooks are marked & ready for install!

Washer & dryer are all hooked up! And check out that slat wall!

Below slab plumbing is complete. Now preparing for new concrete slab at converted garage - vapor barrier is down.

Formwork for new concrete foundations.

Shoring & excavation. Note how new perimeter foundation is done at 5-feet alternating sections.

Existing Ground Floor Garage

In harmony with our addition and remodel, we incorporated casual, inviting furnishings alongside thought-provoking yet personal artwork, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere throughout the home.

The upholstered dining banquette was a bold design gesture turned favorite spot for the family. It not only grounds the room with its size, but provides a welcome soft seating option & reinforces the aisle way to the stairs.

The perfect dining sideboard with wonderful linear door details that tie back to our area rug pattern.

Curated gallery wall with the perfect balance of wood & dark frames, textural art, & creative photo matting.

Finding the right furnishing balance between the lounging & sleeping sides of our Primary Suite.

Our contrasting bent wood sculpture anchors from above our upholstered headboard with flanking side lamps & handpicked bed linens & accent pillows.

Custom yarn art anchors the lounging side of our Primary Suite.

The owners engaged us to unlock the potential of their home. Both beautiful hillside views & crawlspace habitable space opportunities were untapped.

We unlocked the outdoors for our clients with this new serene rooftop deck with panoramic views. No detail was too small as we designed a windscreen to promote use throughout the year and the light low maintenance composite deck flooring seamlessly flows into the home.

Street View

Rooftop Deck Visual

Rooftop Deck Hatch Visual

We were engaged for full design services (architectural + interior design) to maximize the value for this single family property. Not only did we convert 640 square foot of garage space to habitable space (with new bedroom, family room, office, bar, & full bath), but through thoughtful planning, we unlocked the potential of the existing livable spaces, too.

First, we were able to modify one of the existing bedrooms into a Primary Bedroom with a new ensuite bathroom. Secondly, we reprogrammed the existing Guest Bathroom to maximize its utility. Next, we removed the existing barriers between the Dining Room & Kitchen to create an open social floor plan. Lastly, we accentuated the original center patio with a new 9-foot sliding door and three new windows to create a central beacon of natural light for the entire home.

Reclad Existing Fireplace

Remodeled Guest Bathroom

New 52” long vanity replaces the existing 31” long one.

New Ensuite Primary Bathroom

New Ground Floor Bathroom (Converted Garage Space)

New Ground Floor Bar (Converted Garage Space)

New Ground Floor Family Room, Bedroom, & Office (Converted Garage Space)

New exterior color & landscaping palette.

Existing Exterior

Existing Kitchen

Existing Dining Room & Center Patio

Existing Guest Bathroom

Remodeled Kitchen Visual

Remodeled Guest Bathroom Visual

New Ensuite Primary Bathroom Visual

New Bar Visual

Our Miraloma homeowners approached us to transform their interior space into an outdoor serene space to mirror the house’s natural setting with a notable 100-year old eucalyptus tree in their rear yard.
In response, we added four new skylights (one which was a commercial skylight over 5ft x 8ft in size) within the new open Great Room (Kitchen/Dining/Living) and the two remodeled bathrooms. The result is now every room is bathing in sunlight.
Paired with the celebration of natural light is a beautiful material palette of light woods & natural greens throughout the remodeled home.

| New Primary Bathroom |

Hidden Medicine Cabinet

Sunset update at the Miraloma Tree House…

We can breathe a sigh of relief after our 56” x 80” single piece island counter was able to make the turn up the stairs to the second floor.

Flooring mock-up thrice, stain once…

New hardwood floor sanding is underway…

Our junior field inspector is on site to review the hardwood flooring installation (note the finger joinery between old & new), paint mock-up, & box beam mock-up.

Interior look inside our over 5ft x 8ft skylight well. The pink plastic is protecting the solar shades.

Exciting to see our Great Room skylights - small & large - installed, watertight, and airtight.

We opted to use modular commercial skylights to maximize the amount of daylight entering our Great Room.

After a long five month pandemic wait, our skylights have arrived & installation is finally happening!

Existing roofing is peeled away to accommodate new skylight curbs.

New almost 23-foot long beam is in place and you can feel the open Great Room space that we are proposing for our client.

Each cut ceiling joist is “rehung” onto the new beam.

Ceiling joists are cut to make way for the new beam.

Walls on both sides of the structural wall to be removed are built to temporarily support the load until new structural elements are in place.

The structural walls between the Kitchen/Dining and Living Room are being removed to create one big open Great Room.

We were tasked with transforming this previous beauty salon into a call center / company drop-in lounge meeting space. In order to align these disparate goals, acoustical materials were carefully curated for the space. Walls are lined with acoustical wallcoverings. Ceilings above desks are sprinklered with acoustical panels. And a soft acoustical drapery serves to visually & audibly separate the gathering space from the greater office.

Vertical addition and roof deck to an existing four unit building. Scope of work also included a new ground floor accessory dwelling unit.

Divisadero Street Perspective View

BEFORE

Honored as one of Yelp’s 2023 Top 100 Places to Eat List, we worked with this Japanese curry franchisor at their first franchisee location to develop an interior brand for all future roll-outs. As we sought to create a place which was authentic, approachable & welcoming, we arrived at a harmonious industrial recipe of siding, blackened steel, brick, black pipes, barnyard pendants, and warm wood notes.

Complete remodel of an existing 1,570 sf single family home with a 380 sf addition to create a new contemporary 1,950 sf open modern home.

TechCrunch calls Uniform Teeth, a clear teeth aligner startup, the One Medical of orthodontics. As their national design architect, GTL Architect has helped Uniform Teeth open five new custom clinics in the Bay Area, Chicago, Seattle, and Bellevue - with new locations planned. By focusing on Uniform Teeth’s brand, we created a story woven through the spaces.

New locations located in Gold Coast & Loop Districts.

Locations in Seattle & Bellevue.

Master Bathroom

Master Bedroom

Kid's Bathroom

Guest Bathroom

BEFORE | Master Bathroom

All Photos Courtesy of Victoria Wright

Within the Miraloma Park historic district, we added a new 830 square foot third floor to an existing 1924 single family home. The result is a nearly 3,500 square foot multi-generational home. The addition will allow all of the primary bedrooms to relocate to the top floor and opens up the lower floors for entertainment and socializing.

Despite a discretionary review being filed during neighborhood notification, we adeptly worked with the concerned parties to avoid an actual Planning Commission meeting.

This new deck will increase the home’s living area by 295 square feet - providing the family with an outdoor area to BBQ, eat, lounge, & work. With the low maintenance composite wood flooring to the hardy ipe guardrail cap selection, the focus will be on outdoor enjoyment for years to come.

KItchen

Breakfast Nook

Guest Bathroom

Complete gut remodel of an existing 1,380 sf single family home with a 720 sf addition to create a new contemporary 2,100 sf custom home.

If our home is our sanctuary, then our room is our refuge. Our client came to us to transform their master bedroom into a place of retreat and zen. Through select furnishings, textiles, plants, accent lighting, and a custom upholstered headboard, our interior design team created the perfect space to retreat after a long day…