A garage conversion ADU transforms an existing garage into a fully livable residential space, offering a cost-effective way to add housing without building a new detached structure. In Denver, garage conversions must meet zoning, setback, and building code requirements, often involving structural upgrades, insulation, plumbing, and electrical work. When properly designed and permitted, a garage ADU can function as a rental unit, guest space, or private living area while maximizing the use of existing square footage.

Carriage houses and detached backyard ADUs are new, ground-up residential construction built separately from the main home, typically at the rear of the property. In Denver, these ADUs are commonly designed for alley-loaded lots and must comply with zoning, height restrictions, and setback requirements. Because they are fully independent homes, carriage house ADUs offer maximum flexibility for rental income, multigenerational living, or guest accommodations while adding long-term value to the property.

An attached ADU is an addition connected to the primary home, often built as a side or rear extension. In Denver, attached ADUs must meet zoning, lot coverage, and design requirements while integrating with the existing structure. This option allows homeowners to expand livable space without building a separate structure, making a practical solution for multigenerational living, private suites, or long-term rental use while maintain a cohesive architectural design.

Clients work directly with the interior design team to select finishes that define the character of their home. Rather than navigating thousands of options alone, homeowners review thoughtfully curated choices for flooring, cabinetry, tile, paint colors, lighting, plumbing fixtures, and appliances. The selections are suggested and organized by our professional design team to make the process clear and enjoyable while still allowing your personal style to shine through.

Interior designers help create a cohesive visual story throughout the home. By coordinating materials, textures, and colors across rooms, the design team ensures that flooring, cabinetry , countertops, tile, and paint finishes work together beautifully. This thoughtful coordination helps your completed ADU become more than an investment but another home.

Interior Design is not only about aesthetics. The team also focuses on how spaces function day to day. With professional programming, a high-level skill our design team will show the best options to place cabinet storage, appliance layouts, lighting placement, and fixture selections. All of which aim at the goal of improving comfort, usability, and long-term durability. This approach is especially important in ADUs, where efficient use of space can make a significant difference.

Because the interior design team collaborates closely with our architects and builders, every selection is made with construction in mind. Materials are chosen based on quality, availability, and how they will be installed during the ADU build project. This coordination helps streamline the construction process, minimize delays, and ensure your finished ADU looks exactly as planned.