Tucked into a quiet, tree-lined neighborhood, this addition brings both practicality and pause to a 1930s home. The original carport was removed and a new garage with attached mudroom was built in its place, giving the homeowners secure storage and everyday function.

Beyond it, a new primary bedroom was added — creating a quiet retreat for the parents and allowing the kids to have their own dedicated spaces. The room is small in footprint but lifted by a vaulted ceiling, a transom window, and large side windows that wash the bed in natural light. Two closets frame a built-in desk nook, and a soft, calming paint color makes the space feel grounded and restorative at the end of a long day.

A private deck extends from the suite into the trees, a quiet stop for coffee in the morning and a place to regroup in the evening.