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The home's woodworker, Horace Hartshaw, was an apprentice to Wharton Esherick, one of America's most iconic craftsman.

This feature visually separates work and life within the confines of the condo's square footage, since the computer is not visible from the bed, and vice versa.

The outdoor bathtub is one of many ways this home makes use of it's stunning natural surroundings.

Painting the walls Benjamin Moore's Gentleman's Gray went a long way to elevate the den, which doubles as an office for Noah. Interior designer Allyson Campbell completed the space with a Roche Bobois sofa, a lounge chair by Ferm Living and pillows covered in a Garza Maria stripe (on sofa) and fabric by Pierre Frey (on the built-ins flanking the fireplace).

The ADU bathroom is decked out in Farrow & Ball’s Churlish Green. “The team at Bestor are color experts,” says Kim. “If I were to try and do something that, it could go very wrong.”

Cirkus Modular track lights by AGO inspired the color for the stairwell, also referred to by the architects as the "stairway to heaven.

Exterior view of the drive through to the interior courtyard, wild flowers beyond

Hannah and Rami converted the second bedroom into an office, featuring a plywood-topped desk and shelving unit that Hannah made for their previous rental.

On the first floor, cork lines the walls and the floor is made of polished concrete.

The oversized, wrap-around patio features a hot tub.

Off the bedroom wing sits a small hillside garden.

The cabinetry, made from softer-patterned plywood stained with pink linseed oil, is topped by terrazzo and stainless steel countertops. The dining area has similar cabinetry, stained green.

Raising the cabinet height and installing new color-blocked Richlite counters and full-height backsplash help the kitchen feel larger.