Our favorite current and past details

Master suite in our Diamond St Project. Visualization by @malykrasotadesign
Nothing beats the warmth of natural wood inviting you into a home. Natural western red cedar for this entry.
Roof deck with a view. Not a bad place for an evening tipple.
This moody powder room is near the living room and kitchen, so we double framed the walls and insulated with @rockwoolna insulation for robust soundproofing.
Our upcoming Diamond St project. Visualization by @malykrasotadesign
We exclusively install custom vanities and cabinetry in our projects. They cost a little more than high end off-the-shelf units, but the quality is so much better.
When working from home with kids in the house, having a private refuge off the primary suite like this is key to maintaining sanity.
The kitchen is the social hub of this home. Its strong visual connection to the dining room and living room necessitated a design that is both functional and beautiful. - Because of the kitchen’s close proximity to the living room, we used a 16
What was once a dilapidated and closed off 1916 Edwardian is now a bright, open, and airy family home that is ready for its next 100 years.
Staircases are often overlooked as design expressions because they can be so technically challenging to execute well. Thanks to meticulous design and our in-house steel operation, this staircase is the centerpiece of our rebuild of this 1914 San Fran
Thanks to integral color stucco and siding installed over a rain screen system, this house will never need the periodic paint and caulking that traditional houses require. #buildingscience
Part of the beauty of many natural materials is the patina they develop over time with use. Like a good friendship, natural soapstone counters will age with you, show your patterns of use, and become more complex and beautiful over time.
The difference between a good builder and a great builder is in the details. In this case, we used Henry Blue Skin behind two layers of standard stucco felt paper for an extra robust waterproofing system. The color is integral in the acrylic stucco c
Building up or digging down is often the only way to add space to homes in urban areas like San Francisco. This was crawl space before we excavated to create a master suite in this hillside home.
An abundance of natural light, white oak details throughout, and smooth black slate floors contrast with vibrant accent colors in our reimagined Marina Style home at Ocean Beach.
A kids bathroom that is both beautiful and functional. Handmade cement hexagon tile from cle tile, custom grain-matched white oak floating vanity, all Ultrex Marvin Integrity window, and a skirted Toto toilet for ease of cleaning.
This ultra minimalist wheelchair accessible bathroom in one of our recent projects has smooth black slate floors, concrete walls, and a curbless roll-in shower. Complimented with Grohe fixtures.
For open-concept kitchens that are visible from dining and living rooms, we design an "appliance garage" that keeps appliances hidden from view when not in use. The lift door on the appliance garage on our recently completed ground-up rebui
White Oak floors, white walls and lots of natural light are a few of our favorite things. This bedroom, in one of our recently completed San Francisco projects has all the right elements!
Welcome home. Vestibule shot of one of our recently completed projects in the Sunset District. iPhone shot here, but just wrapped up the professional photoshoot last week. Stay tuned for the complete project breakdown!