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Forever Home Master Planning
Most families begin thinking about a renovation or addition before they have a clear picture of where their home is ultimately headed. The result is good decisions made in the wrong order — and work that has to be undone when the next phase begins.
Forever Home Master Planning changes that. Before any design begins, we sit down with you to map your full vision: the home your family will eventually need, the phases that make the most sense given your site, your budget, and your timeline, and the decisions that need to be made now to protect everything that follows.
This service — our Planning and Pathways Review — includes:
This is the starting point for most families who work with us. It removes the guesswork, protects your investment, and means every phase of your project is building toward something — not just solving today’s problem.
We know what goes wrong without proper planning — because we’ve seen it, and in more than ten cases, we’ve been the team brought in to fix it.
On-site consultation and thorough review of your property
Recommended phasing strategy, including which phase to tackle first and why
Clear picture of what's possible given your site and zoning constraints
Concise written Forever Home Master Plan you can use as the foundation for design
Custom New Homes
Building a custom home is one of the most significant investments a family makes — and one of the most complex processes most people will ever navigate, involving zoning approvals, site constraints, consultant coordination, and hundreds of design decisions that compound on each other over months or years.
We help you design a home that fits your family now and grows with you for decades to come. From site selection and feasibility through design, documentation, and construction administration, we’re with you at every step — and thinking several moves ahead the whole time.
Our background in large-scale commercial and multifamily projects means we know how to manage complexity, coordinate large teams, and deliver results that perform as well as they look.
New custom home budgets from $700k.
Whole-Home Renovations & Additions
Your home has lived many lives and now needs to fit yours.
Whether you’re opening up a kitchen, adding a primary suite, reconfiguring your main level, or planning a whole-home transformation over several years, we help you design the full picture and build it in the order that makes the most sense for your family, your budget, and your life.
We coordinate with structural engineers, MEP consultants, and your general contractor from the earliest stages — catching the issues that become expensive surprises later, and ensuring that every decision made in Phase 1 is setting up Phase 2, not working against it.
Renovation and addition budgets from $300k.
Multigenerational Homes & ADU's
When multiple generations share a home — or when the plan is for them to eventually — the design decisions become more complex and more consequential. Too much shared space, and the home feels crowded. Too much separation, and the closeness that makes multigenerational living meaningful gets lost.
We design multigenerational homes that hold every generation with dignity, privacy, and genuine connection — in-law suites and accessory dwelling units that feel like a home rather than an afterthought, shared spaces that work for different people at different times of day, and layouts that support independence without sacrificing closeness.
Aging-in-Place & Universal Design
Most couples and families don’t think seriously about accessibility until something happens that makes them have to. By then, the options are already shaped by decisions made years ago inside the walls.
Universal design isn’t about planning for a worst-case scenario. It’s about designing for the full arc of a life — so your home can adapt gracefully as your family’s needs change, without expensive future renovations or compromises on quality and beauty.
We integrate aging-in-place and universal design principles into every project we take on: wider doorways that feel generous and beautiful now and accommodate a wheelchair later, main-level bedroom options that work as a guest room today and a primary suite tomorrow, circulation paths designed for ease and openness from the very beginning.
Design before life requires it. That’s the most forward-thinking investment you can make in your home.
