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The fireplace is a salute to midcentury-modern design. Brick is used both here in the living room and in the den.

The slatted wall that lines the stairs is echoed by the wall that encloses the sitting room.

Caesarstone Raw Concrete slab acts as the countertop here next to the warm wood cabinets.

The tiles continue up onto the vent hood to enhance the room's textured look.

Schoolhouse Luna Cord pendant lights hang above the square island in the kitchen.

Tonalight Nuance tiles were used for the backsplash here. An MGS Taps faucet is mounted above a Julien undermount sink.

Local firm FujiwaraMuro Architects created numerous split levels stacked atop one another to accommodate the unconventional family home on a “flag” lot, a real estate term for an irregularly shaped parcel that resembles a flag on a pole, with a skinny path that gives the rectangular main plot access to the road.

The new, attached ADU is rented out as a passive source of income that is helping Amanda finance the project.

The Light Shed is wrapped in bituminous fiberglass corrugated mini profile cladding on battens with an UV open cladding membrane behind.

tini Floor Plan

RBA Studio Floor Plan and Sections

Floor plan of Haseman House by Willa Work

Deep blue-painted cement-board panels, an offset roof peak, and black window frames balance the rich brown Ipe wood of the deck and garden.

The project's signature pattern was milled into the 1" plywood railing panels.

In the open-plan kitchen, Knight combined green Ikea cabinets with an affordable leathered granite, along with Samsung appliances and Lumens sconces. “Having ample space for day-to-day activities was important, but so was having space that flows,” he says.

An outdoor fireplace and courtyard create what Twohill calls a distinct “territory” between the main house (right) and the new addition while maintaining privacy for both dwellings. “The courtyard is particularly important because the family loves being on the ground,” he says. The stools are from Martin’s furniture company.

In the Casa B powder room, the floor-to-ceiling blue tile is from CE.SI.