This home’s garden was envisioned as a central organizing element, with wide, low-slung decks (inspired by the Japanese “engawa,” or elevated walkway)
This 1940’s ranch felt narrow and disconnected. It now opens to a central courtyard, connecting all rooms to outdoor space.
To preserve the home’s midcentury character, original tongue-and-groove ceiling and wood beams were revealed and restored.
Natural light filters through skylights, animating the meticulous board-formed concrete and warm cedar over a custom, central stair.
A subterranean workshop, complete with car lift, supports hands-on design and creative experimentation at home.
The renovation of this Redwood City Ranch adds 330 sf to the kitchen and features a vaulted ceiling with skylights.
An interior courtyard and Japanese garden were the jumping-off point and inspiration for this Mid-Century makeover in Los Altos, CA.
A restored midcentury façade, refreshed with modern detailing, honors the home’s Eichler roots and family-centered layout.




