Echoing the classic Sears bungalows popular during the era, this Craftsman rebuild of a 1946 residence pairs a picturesque front porch with a 1,365 sq ft main house. True to the Enhaus approach across our rebuilds, the design preserves a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living, taking full advantage of the deep lot and expansive backyard space crafted for family gatherings.

Designed as a like-for-like replacement, this project captures the classic 1926 Traditional Cottage charm cherished in Altadena prior to the fires. The layout balances timeless historic character with contemporary functionality, incorporating an inviting front porch, bespoke cabinetry, a signature stained glass eyebrow window, and a light-filled open-concept interior. To ensure long-term resilience and peace of mind, the design seamlessly includes fire-rated double-tempered safety windows.

Honoring its 1926 origins with a like-for-like approach, this 1,000 sq ft ground-up English Cottage rebuild on Devonshire Lane features a 200 sq ft addition and a new signature swooped roof. Inside, the home showcases art deco tile, William Morris wallpaper, and custom bespoke cabinetry. As a meaningful nod to its history, salvaged bricks from the original chimney are seamlessly integrated into the new construction.

Reimagining a 1965 residence as a modern farmhouse, this rebuild captures stunning mountain light with gabled glass, wraparound porches, sleek siding, a durable metal roof, and an integrated rooftop solar system. The property is enhanced by a 390 sq ft JADU studio, perfect for hosting guests or visiting family.

A ground-up rebuild in early design, honoring the 1936 footprint with a fresh contemporary interpretation. Final square footage and configuration are being finalized with the family now.