1915 Craftsman Bungalow seamlessly connects to modern 2013 addition. Working with Yan Krymsky and Bent Grass, the house and its addition were designed to maximize light.The private front yard is illuminated by glass lanterns, and inside is a full restoration of the entry, living, dining areas, bedroom, and bathroom. The kitchen is the transition point that ties the two eras with custom cabinets and Thermador Masterpiece series appliances, it then opens to an edible garden. The backyard has Stepstone concrete pavers, a fire pit, grass area, plus a flexible, converted garage. From the kitchen, step onto radiant-heated floors and a hallway with white-washed wood beam ceiling, telescoping doors, and a walnut bookshelf. The first bedroom has a built-in desk, plus its nearby bathroom features Angela Adams for Ann Sacks tiles and Axor fixtures. Master bath has Ann Sacks tiles, and Graff fixtures, while the bedroom continues the wood beam ceiling into an apex design that says "home."