design

Not only was extra living space necessary for the growing family of four, but the existing house also failed to take advantage of the striking views that drew the couple to the site. The homeowners tapped architect Malcolm Davis of San Francisco–based Malcolm Davis Architecture to redesign and expand the dwelling without damaging the many established oak trees.

Fresh spring lilacs will wilt and fade over a week or two, but these hyper-realistic faux florals will bring timeless beauty to any table.

A 46-inch spray of Italian ruscus can take a centerpiece to new heights. Displayed in Afloral’s creamy gloss ceramic vase, the gorgeous branches make a dramatic impact alone or part of a larger arrangement.

Sticking to a simple linear staircase allowed architect Justine Money to pack storage into the narrow space and create a dining nook.

With white polyurethane joinery and polished concrete floors, light bounces around the small space.

The designers employed white oak to cover the hallway into the bedroom, and form custom doors and wall-mounted bedside tables, the latter by MF Fine Woodworking.

Blaine Architects capped the front addition to this Eichler home with a shed roof that mimics the slope of traditional Eichlers, but slants in the opposite direction to make it distinct. The wood screen is made from Accoya.

A built-in desk sits right off the living area, beside plenty of closed storage. Baker's team thought that placing the pendant off center complemented the home's asymmetry.

A full-length bench extends beneath a wall of windows in the dining area, with a wet bar tucked into the corner. Custom wallpaper was used on the back wall of the bar.

aesarstone counters in the kitchen, which best highlights the homes mix of light and wood. White conversion varnish was used on the sink side of the island for durability, with wood on the side of entertainment.

Built-in bunk beds await in another one of the bedrooms, complete with a vibrant mural.

Sliding glass doors in the living room enhance the home's indoor-outdoor connection.

The wide staircase leads to the living area, dining space, and kitchen, with the husband's art prominently displayed.

Brimer Workshop designed a custom trundle bed for this room, and it's paired with a headboard from The Family Love Tree. The butterfly wallpaper is by Bien Fait.

The peaceful upper deck is accessed via the master bedroom.