Our Miraloma homeowners approached us to transform their interior space into an outdoor serene space to mirror the house’s natural setting with a notable 100-year old eucalyptus tree in their rear yard.
In response, we added four new skylights (one which was a commercial skylight over 5ft x 8ft in size) within the new open Great Room (Kitchen/Dining/Living) and the two remodeled bathrooms. The result is now every room is bathing in sunlight.
Paired with the celebration of natural light is a beautiful material palette of light woods & natural greens throughout the remodeled home.

Sunset update at the Miraloma Tree House…

We can breathe a sigh of relief after our 56” x 80” single piece island counter was able to make the turn up the stairs to the second floor.

Flooring mock-up thrice, stain once…

New hardwood floor sanding is underway…

Our junior field inspector is on site to review the hardwood flooring installation (note the finger joinery between old & new), paint mock-up, & box beam mock-up.

Interior look inside our over 5ft x 8ft skylight well. The pink plastic is protecting the solar shades.

Exciting to see our Great Room skylights - small & large - installed, watertight, and airtight.

We opted to use modular commercial skylights to maximize the amount of daylight entering our Great Room.

After a long five month pandemic wait, our skylights have arrived & installation is finally happening!

Existing roofing is peeled away to accommodate new skylight curbs.

New almost 23-foot long beam is in place and you can feel the open Great Room space that we are proposing for our client.

Each cut ceiling joist is “rehung” onto the new beam.

Ceiling joists are cut to make way for the new beam.

Walls on both sides of the structural wall to be removed are built to temporarily support the load until new structural elements are in place.

The structural walls between the Kitchen/Dining and Living Room are being removed to create one big open Great Room.