Condo Update Playa Del Rey, CA. Even the dog (Dundee) loves every room! Space Remodeled: 500 sq ft Style: Transitional The Concept After moving in the homeowner (and his dog) wanted to update almost every room in this condominium. The remodel included the living and family room, fireplace, kitchen sink and countertops, a new barn door to the bath and new flooring FLOW THROUGHOUT While the home had a great patio, perfect for entertaining in southern California, the rest of the space didn’t have the same flow. After the remodel, the new floors tie every room together allowing guests to mingle both inside and out. “Condos tend to be more challenging spaces to remodel because many share walls and floors and have strict regulations. We were able to design a space that was fresh” - Beth Yuen – Custom Design &Construction, Senior Project Designer MATERIAL SELECTIONS The fireplace was retiled with natural stone vein cut travertine in silver beige from Arizona tile. The floor is French oak wood in Santolina. Photography by: John Moery

The main goal for the owners of this 1926 house was an addition to gain more closet space near their main floor master bedroom. During the design stage, they also decided to create a zen home office for one of the owner’s reiki business that had direct access for visitors from the backyard, rather than walking through the house. Painted stucco was used on the new addition to match a previously added sunroom at the other side of the house. Matching windows were also added. The proposed design featured a simple shed roof at the side addition and a hip roof at the front and back. View of addition from the back of the house – the French doors lead into the office. We extended the existing flagstone patio to the addition and office entry. In assessing the feasibility of the project, the first thing the designer did was to check the zoning regulations. After a thorough study, it was determined that a 7-foot side addition was possible. This 7-foot addition was adequate for a built-in cabinetry storage and a new powder room. The design proposal also included a rear wraparound 13ftx13ft home office, that gave the existing rear patio a courtyard feel. The proposed addition was accessed from both the existing master bedroom and another bedroom that was converted into a family/ TV room. The main access to the home office addition was through the backyard.

Condo Update Playa Del Rey, CA. Even the dog (Dundee) loves every room! Space Remodeled: 500 sq ft Style: Transitional The Concept After moving in the homeowner (and his dog) wanted to update almost every room in this condominium. The remodel included the living and family room, fireplace, kitchen sink and countertops, a new barn door to the bath and new flooring FLOW THROUGHOUT While the home had a great patio, perfect for entertaining in southern California, the rest of the space didn’t have the same flow. After the remodel, the new floors tie every room together allowing guests to mingle both inside and out. “Condos tend to be more challenging spaces to remodel because many share walls and floors and have strict regulations. We were able to design a space that was fresh” - Beth Yuen – Custom Design &Construction, Senior Project Designer MATERIAL SELECTIONS The fireplace was retiled with natural stone vein cut travertine in silver beige from Arizona tile. The floor is French oak wood in Santolina. Photography by: John Moery

Condo Update Playa Del Rey, CA. Even the dog (Dundee) loves every room! Space Remodeled: 500 sq ft Style: Transitional The Concept After moving in the homeowner (and his dog) wanted to update almost every room in this condominium. The remodel included the living and family room, fireplace, kitchen sink and countertops, a new barn door to the bath and new flooring FLOW THROUGHOUT While the home had a great patio, perfect for entertaining in southern California, the rest of the space didn’t have the same flow. After the remodel, the new floors tie every room together allowing guests to mingle both inside and out. “Condos tend to be more challenging spaces to remodel because many share walls and floors and have strict regulations. We were able to design a space that was fresh” - Beth Yuen – Custom Design &Construction, Senior Project Designer MATERIAL SELECTIONS The fireplace was retiled with natural stone vein cut travertine in silver beige from Arizona tile. The floor is French oak wood in Santolina. Photography by: John Moery

Condo Update Playa Del Rey, CA. Even the dog (Dundee) loves every room! Space Remodeled: 500 sq ft Style: Transitional The Concept After moving in the homeowner (and his dog) wanted to update almost every room in this condominium. The remodel included the living and family room, fireplace, kitchen sink and countertops, a new barn door to the bath and new flooring FLOW THROUGHOUT While the home had a great patio, perfect for entertaining in southern California, the rest of the space didn’t have the same flow. After the remodel, the new floors tie every room together allowing guests to mingle both inside and out. “Condos tend to be more challenging spaces to remodel because many share walls and floors and have strict regulations. We were able to design a space that was fresh” - Beth Yuen – Custom Design &Construction, Senior Project Designer MATERIAL SELECTIONS The fireplace was retiled with natural stone vein cut travertine in silver beige from Arizona tile. The floor is French oak wood in Santolina. Photography by: John Moery

Condo Update Playa Del Rey, CA. Even the dog (Dundee) loves every room! Space Remodeled: 500 sq ft Style: Transitional The Concept After moving in the homeowner (and his dog) wanted to update almost every room in this condominium. The remodel included the living and family room, fireplace, kitchen sink and countertops, a new barn door to the bath and new flooring FLOW THROUGHOUT While the home had a great patio, perfect for entertaining in southern California, the rest of the space didn’t have the same flow. After the remodel, the new floors tie every room together allowing guests to mingle both inside and out. “Condos tend to be more challenging spaces to remodel because many share walls and floors and have strict regulations. We were able to design a space that was fresh” - Beth Yuen – Custom Design &Construction, Senior Project Designer MATERIAL SELECTIONS The fireplace was retiled with natural stone vein cut travertine in silver beige from Arizona tile. The floor is French oak wood in Santolina. Photography by: John Moery

Condo Update Playa Del Rey, CA. Even the dog (Dundee) loves every room! Space Remodeled: 500 sq ft Style: Transitional The Concept After moving in the homeowner (and his dog) wanted to update almost every room in this condominium. The remodel included the living and family room, fireplace, kitchen sink and countertops, a new barn door to the bath and new flooring FLOW THROUGHOUT While the home had a great patio, perfect for entertaining in southern California, the rest of the space didn’t have the same flow. After the remodel, the new floors tie every room together allowing guests to mingle both inside and out. “Condos tend to be more challenging spaces to remodel because many share walls and floors and have strict regulations. We were able to design a space that was fresh” - Beth Yuen – Custom Design &Construction, Senior Project Designer MATERIAL SELECTIONS The fireplace was retiled with natural stone vein cut travertine in silver beige from Arizona tile. The floor is French oak wood in Santolina. Photography by: John Moery

Condo Update Playa Del Rey, CA. Even the dog (Dundee) loves every room! Space Remodeled: 500 sq ft Style: Transitional The Concept After moving in the homeowner (and his dog) wanted to update almost every room in this condominium. The remodel included the living and family room, fireplace, kitchen sink and countertops, a new barn door to the bath and new flooring FLOW THROUGHOUT While the home had a great patio, perfect for entertaining in southern California, the rest of the space didn’t have the same flow. After the remodel, the new floors tie every room together allowing guests to mingle both inside and out. “Condos tend to be more challenging spaces to remodel because many share walls and floors and have strict regulations. We were able to design a space that was fresh” - Beth Yuen – Custom Design &Construction, Senior Project Designer MATERIAL SELECTIONS The fireplace was retiled with natural stone vein cut travertine in silver beige from Arizona tile. The floor is French oak wood in Santolina. Photography by: John Moery

Condo Update Playa Del Rey, CA. Even the dog (Dundee) loves every room! Space Remodeled: 500 sq ft Style: Transitional The Concept After moving in the homeowner (and his dog) wanted to update almost every room in this condominium. The remodel included the living and family room, fireplace, kitchen sink and countertops, a new barn door to the bath and new flooring FLOW THROUGHOUT While the home had a great patio, perfect for entertaining in southern California, the rest of the space didn’t have the same flow. After the remodel, the new floors tie every room together allowing guests to mingle both inside and out. “Condos tend to be more challenging spaces to remodel because many share walls and floors and have strict regulations. We were able to design a space that was fresh” - Beth Yuen – Custom Design &Construction, Senior Project Designer MATERIAL SELECTIONS The fireplace was retiled with natural stone vein cut travertine in silver beige from Arizona tile. The floor is French oak wood in Santolina. Photography by: John Moery

Condo Update Playa Del Rey, CA. Even the dog (Dundee) loves every room! Space Remodeled: 500 sq ft Style: Transitional The Concept After moving in the homeowner (and his dog) wanted to update almost every room in this condominium. The remodel included the living and family room, fireplace, kitchen sink and countertops, a new barn door to the bath and new flooring FLOW THROUGHOUT While the home had a great patio, perfect for entertaining in southern California, the rest of the space didn’t have the same flow. After the remodel, the new floors tie every room together allowing guests to mingle both inside and out. “Condos tend to be more challenging spaces to remodel because many share walls and floors and have strict regulations. We were able to design a space that was fresh” - Beth Yuen – Custom Design &Construction, Senior Project Designer MATERIAL SELECTIONS The fireplace was retiled with natural stone vein cut travertine in silver beige from Arizona tile. The floor is French oak wood in Santolina. Photography by: John Moery

Condo Update Playa Del Rey, CA. Even the dog (Dundee) loves every room! Space Remodeled: 500 sq ft Style: Transitional The Concept After moving in the homeowner (and his dog) wanted to update almost every room in this condominium. The remodel included the living and family room, fireplace, kitchen sink and countertops, a new barn door to the bath and new flooring FLOW THROUGHOUT While the home had a great patio, perfect for entertaining in southern California, the rest of the space didn’t have the same flow. After the remodel, the new floors tie every room together allowing guests to mingle both inside and out. “Condos tend to be more challenging spaces to remodel because many share walls and floors and have strict regulations. We were able to design a space that was fresh” - Beth Yuen – Custom Design &Construction, Senior Project Designer MATERIAL SELECTIONS The fireplace was retiled with natural stone vein cut travertine in silver beige from Arizona tile. The floor is French oak wood in Santolina. Photography by: John Moery

Condo Update Playa Del Rey, CA. Even the dog (Dundee) loves every room! Space Remodeled: 500 sq ft Style: Transitional The Concept After moving in the homeowner (and his dog) wanted to update almost every room in this condominium. The remodel included the living and family room, fireplace, kitchen sink and countertops, a new barn door to the bath and new flooring FLOW THROUGHOUT While the home had a great patio, perfect for entertaining in southern California, the rest of the space didn’t have the same flow. After the remodel, the new floors tie every room together allowing guests to mingle both inside and out. “Condos tend to be more challenging spaces to remodel because many share walls and floors and have strict regulations. We were able to design a space that was fresh” - Beth Yuen – Custom Design &Construction, Senior Project Designer MATERIAL SELECTIONS The fireplace was retiled with natural stone vein cut travertine in silver beige from Arizona tile. The floor is French oak wood in Santolina. Photography by: John Moery

When it all adds up, the Mount Hamilton ADU construction project perfectly combines modern farmhouse charm and contemporary elegance. With ADU Builders in Mount Hamilton, we crafted two bright bedrooms and two sleek bathrooms, all with quality finishes. The open living area features high ceilings, natural light from large windows, and rich hardwood floors. You'll find granite countertops, white cabinetry, and modern appliances in the kitchen - all part of the custom our Mount Hamilton ADU design and build process, ensuring every detail adds to the home's quality and style. Mount Hamilton ADU Builders - https://www.aduspecialistbayarea.com/locations/mount-hamilton/ Mount Hamilton ADU Floor Plan - https://www.aduspecialistbayarea.com/adu-floor-plans/mount-hamilton/3-bed-3-bath/ Mount Hamilton ADU Regulations - https://www.aduspecialistbayarea.com/adu-regulations/mount-hamilton/ ADU Project in Mount Hamilton - https://www.aduspecialistbayarea.com/projects/mount-hamilton/marvin-family-detached-adu/

Condo Update Playa Del Rey, CA. Even the dog (Dundee) loves every room! Space Remodeled: 500 sq ft Style: Transitional The Concept After moving in the homeowner (and his dog) wanted to update almost every room in this condominium. The remodel included the living and family room, fireplace, kitchen sink and countertops, a new barn door to the bath and new flooring FLOW THROUGHOUT While the home had a great patio, perfect for entertaining in southern California, the rest of the space didn’t have the same flow. After the remodel, the new floors tie every room together allowing guests to mingle both inside and out. “Condos tend to be more challenging spaces to remodel because many share walls and floors and have strict regulations. We were able to design a space that was fresh” - Beth Yuen – Custom Design &Construction, Senior Project Designer MATERIAL SELECTIONS The fireplace was retiled with natural stone vein cut travertine in silver beige from Arizona tile. The floor is French oak wood in Santolina. Photography by: John Moery

The main goal for the owners of this 1926 house was an addition to gain more closet space near their main floor master bedroom. During the design stage, they also decided to create a zen home office for one of the owner’s reiki business that had direct access for visitors from the backyard, rather than walking through the house. Painted stucco was used on the new addition to match a previously added sunroom at the other side of the house. Matching windows were also added. The proposed design featured a simple shed roof at the side addition and a hip roof at the front and back. View of addition from the back of the house – the French doors lead into the office. We extended the existing flagstone patio to the addition and office entry. In assessing the feasibility of the project, the first thing the designer did was to check the zoning regulations. After a thorough study, it was determined that a 7-foot side addition was possible. This 7-foot addition was adequate for a built-in cabinetry storage and a new powder room. The design proposal also included a rear wraparound 13ftx13ft home office, that gave the existing rear patio a courtyard feel. The proposed addition was accessed from both the existing master bedroom and another bedroom that was converted into a family/ TV room. The main access to the home office addition was through the backyard.

Creating something special, this Redwood City ADU construction is now another modern, inviting space for this family of five. Our design and build process brought an open, airy layout with a sleek kitchen, a cozy living area, and a luxurious bathroom featuring custom tiles and a glass shower. Energy-efficient windows brighten the space, while thoughtful finishes complete the look. As experienced Redwood City ADU builders, the result is a seamless blend of style, functionality, and added value.. Redwood City ADU Builders - https://www.aduspecialistbayarea.com/locations/redwood-city/ Redwood City ADU Floor Plan - https://www.aduspecialistbayarea.com/adu-floor-plans/redwood-city/1-bed-1-bath/ Redwood City ADU Regulations - https://www.aduspecialistbayarea.com/adu-regulations/redwood-city/ ADU Project in Redwood City - https://www.aduspecialistbayarea.com/projects/redwood-city/lopez-family-adu/

Condo Update Playa Del Rey, CA. Even the dog (Dundee) loves every room! Space Remodeled: 500 sq ft Style: Transitional The Concept After moving in the homeowner (and his dog) wanted to update almost every room in this condominium. The remodel included the living and family room, fireplace, kitchen sink and countertops, a new barn door to the bath and new flooring FLOW THROUGHOUT While the home had a great patio, perfect for entertaining in southern California, the rest of the space didn’t have the same flow. After the remodel, the new floors tie every room together allowing guests to mingle both inside and out. “Condos tend to be more challenging spaces to remodel because many share walls and floors and have strict regulations. We were able to design a space that was fresh” - Beth Yuen – Custom Design &Construction, Senior Project Designer MATERIAL SELECTIONS The fireplace was retiled with natural stone vein cut travertine in silver beige from Arizona tile. The floor is French oak wood in Santolina. Photography by: John Moery

Condo Update Playa Del Rey, CA. Even the dog (Dundee) loves every room! Space Remodeled: 500 sq ft Style: Transitional The Concept After moving in the homeowner (and his dog) wanted to update almost every room in this condominium. The remodel included the living and family room, fireplace, kitchen sink and countertops, a new barn door to the bath and new flooring FLOW THROUGHOUT While the home had a great patio, perfect for entertaining in southern California, the rest of the space didn’t have the same flow. After the remodel, the new floors tie every room together allowing guests to mingle both inside and out. “Condos tend to be more challenging spaces to remodel because many share walls and floors and have strict regulations. We were able to design a space that was fresh” - Beth Yuen – Custom Design &Construction, Senior Project Designer MATERIAL SELECTIONS The fireplace was retiled with natural stone vein cut travertine in silver beige from Arizona tile. The floor is French oak wood in Santolina. Photography by: John Moery

Condo Update Playa Del Rey, CA. Even the dog (Dundee) loves every room! Space Remodeled: 500 sq ft Style: Transitional The Concept After moving in the homeowner (and his dog) wanted to update almost every room in this condominium. The remodel included the living and family room, fireplace, kitchen sink and countertops, a new barn door to the bath and new flooring FLOW THROUGHOUT While the home had a great patio, perfect for entertaining in southern California, the rest of the space didn’t have the same flow. After the remodel, the new floors tie every room together allowing guests to mingle both inside and out. “Condos tend to be more challenging spaces to remodel because many share walls and floors and have strict regulations. We were able to design a space that was fresh” - Beth Yuen – Custom Design &Construction, Senior Project Designer MATERIAL SELECTIONS The fireplace was retiled with natural stone vein cut travertine in silver beige from Arizona tile. The floor is French oak wood in Santolina. Photography by: John Moery