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The central stair connects the entry foyer and the upstairs living space. From the landing, there are views out to the surrounding forest. The interior is clad in Ready Pine, a type of prefinished tongue-and-groove panel. “This was one of the biggest expenses,” says architect Tom Knezic. “But, it was worth it as drywall will start to flake when it freezes in the winter, and it meant we didn't have the hassle of carrying large sheets of drywall up the cliff. It will also last for generations.” The timber casings around the doors and windows were custom stained to match the finish of the Ready Pine.

Owner Kristine likes to spend her weekend mornings in the kitchen, under the skylight.

The entryway has enough storage for the family of four, with spots for guests.

Inspired by a David Hockney painting, Grant Straghan colors his London home in soothing tones of seafoam and rose.

All of the company's designs are permit-ready, and the team will help clients complete the necessary paperwork.

Los Angeles company Cover builds customizable prefab ADUs.

Antonin Yuji Maeno and Kelsea Crawford founded Cutwork to "rethink spaces to make them more elastic in their usage,

Adi and Chris chose an L-shaped, pre-permitted plan by Cast Architecture with extensive glass, and resisted two-story options to fit in better with their neighborhood.

Floor Plan of Butterfly House by Oliver Leech Architects

The extension’s exterior walls and roof is wrapped in Scottish larch cladding.