They wanted a space where mornings began with coffee by the pool and evenings ended under the stars with family and friends. This La Jolla backyard isn’t just a retreat—it’s a dream realized, offering serenity with every glance.

She envisioned a front door in North Park that felt like a warm embrace, inviting loved ones in and making every return home feel like stepping into a haven. Now, it’s more than a house—it’s her sanctuary.

All they wanted was a space that felt like a true reflection of them in the heart of Hillcrest—simple, cozy, and filled with personal touches. Now, every corner tells a story, and family time feels even more special here.

They imagined a dining room filled with light, where thoughtful design made every meal feel welcoming. Now, it’s a space that feels effortless and perfectly their own.

This is where their evenings before nights in Gaslamp begin—mixing cocktails, catching up with friends, or simply enjoying a quiet moment at the end of the day. The design feels as effortless as the memories being made here.

Cooking here feels effortless. The open layout, muted greens, and natural textures make this Point Loma kitchen a place where both meals and memories come together seamlessly.

They wanted a space that felt like an escape. With soft light, warm tiles, and a sense of calm, this bathroom has become their personal spa—a place to unwind and recharge in South Park.