A plaster living room, afternoon light across the wall.

Plaster and afternoon light

Three kinds of work,one standard.

What we take on.

Custom homes, whole interior renovations, and the guest houses behind them. The scale changes. The crew, the standard and the weekly account of cost and schedule do not.

A custom home set into the Santa Barbara hillside.

01

Custom Homes

Ground up, on land that asks a lot.

Hillside sites, historic districts, coastal setbacks. We build new houses where the constraints are the hardest part of the job, and we carry the permitting with them.

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A renovated kitchen with steel doors opening to the garden.

02

Full Interior Renovation

Whole home interiors, kitchens and baths.

Structure, systems, millwork and finish, coordinated so the house comes back better than it was drawn. Most of our work is here.

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A Riviera living room opening to the mountains.

03

Guest Houses and Casitas

Second structures, held to the same standard.

Guest houses, pool houses and casitas. Smaller than the main house and detailed exactly like it.

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Also

A Riviera kitchen island under pendants, windows to the valley.
A San Roque kitchen: bookmatched marble island, steel doors to the courtyard.
A Mission Canyon kitchen with a plaster hood and oak shelving.
A Montecito dining room opening to the garden through folding doors.
A Campanil bath: sage fluted vanity, brass fixtures, sage tile.
The Padaro Lane primary bath, open to the bedroom beyond.

Whatever we build, the same team carries it from the first drawings to the final coat.

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The Padaro Lane residence at dusk, seen through olive trees.

Portfolio

A kitchen on the boards: bookmatched marble backsplash.

Process

A kitchen on the boards: marble island, brass pendants, white oak.

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The Padaro Lane residence at dusk behind olive trees.

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