
A selection of our work, from classic Victorian renovations to contemporary residential projects.
Where design intent meets disciplined execution.
NOE VALLEY RENOVATION
This Noe Valley renovation turned a three-level San Francisco home into four levels without raising its height. We replaced the pitched roof with two full floors: four kids' bedrooms, plus a primary suite with his and hers offices. A custom staircase runs from the ground floor to a skylight at the top. Hydronic heat in the stair wall keeps the house warm year-round.
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Lower Haight Victorian
This Lower Haight Victorian on a 25-foot lot gained a full lower level in a garage-to-living-space conversion designed to feel nothing like a basement. The new floor includes a primary suite with a wet room and hot tub, two bedrooms, a wine cellar, and a laundry room. White rift oak cabinetry and bold primary colors run throughout. Upstairs, we preserved the original Victorian mouldings and opened the rear to a kitchen with a skylit island and a deck. We also built the backyard hardscape, including a trellis and a barbecue area.

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Noe Valley Victorian
We rebuilt this historic Noe Valley Victorian in three directions: excavating below for a new lower level and garage, expanding at the rear, and adding a setback vertical addition. The facade stayed in place on cribbing throughout. We waterproofed the new lower level against an underground stream, and it remains dry. About a dozen skylights bring in natural light. The custom staircase sits beneath a four-pane skylight aligned exactly with the stair walls, with treads an eighth of an inch from the walls. Plaster, paneling, and radiant hydronic heat finish the home.
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Noe Valley Kitchen
This Noe Valley Victorian kitchen remodel combined a separate kitchen and dining room into one open space made for entertaining. The centerpiece is a seamless marble island cut from a single slab, the largest we could source. A NanaWall folding door opens the room to a deck with beautiful views. Opening the wall at the staircase connects the kitchen to the rest of the house. The flooring is matched to the original, and the mouldings are a simplified version of the Victorian detail.





Noe Valley Modern
On one of Noe Valley's steepest streets, this 5,500-square-foot San Francisco home gained an interior connection from the garage to the top floor. We extended the garage and pushed out the front corner for a new curved staircase lined with windows. As the scope grew, we added hydronic heating, solar, and air conditioning. The finished home has a mix of wood finishes and colors chosen closely with the designers, and expansive city views from the top level.
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