What began as a low-slung 1950s tract home with a carport and tile counters is now a light-filled, open-plan residence — new roofline, new envelope, new everything.
Nothing here is a cosmetic refresh. The rooflines were reframed, walls came down, and every system behind them was replaced.


The carport was enclosed into a full two-car garage with a glass sectional door, the gable roof replaced with a low modern hip, and the siding swapped for smooth white stucco with black window frames.


The closed galley became an open cook's kitchen: rift white oak cabinetry, full-height marble backsplash, waterfall island with seating, and integrated under-cabinet lighting.


We removed the wall between the living room and kitchen to create a single great room, added a tray ceiling with recessed lighting, and built custom niches around a linear fireplace.




