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Communal Coffee OceansideLocated at a new redevelopment project in Oceanside called Tremont Collective by Fabric Investments, this coffee and wine bar decided to expand from its success in South County San Diego to North County. The project features a commercial kitchen, flower shop, coffee and wine bar, seating, retail and outdoor seating areas.
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Al Fresko Experience - Retail/Food Service Also located at a new redevelopment project in Oceanside called Tremont Collective by Fabric Investments, this charcuterie and craft goods shop is settling into a brick and mortar space. The Al Fresko Experience features a commercial kitchen, merchandise area and outdoor pick up window.
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The Annex Retail StoreAs part of another suite/extension to the Communal Coffee + Flowers retail and coffee shop is The Annex at Tremont Collective. This small store and event rental space offers another perspective into the brand. The front offers retail goods while the rear is rentable for events and training including a conference room, back patio and meeting/kitchenette area.
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Sonoma Addition + RemodelWith more grandkids added to the family, this vacation home needed to have more space and be updated to fit the needs of a large family. By adding a junior suite, the homeowners will be able to let their kids and grandkids utilize the rest of the home for holidays and gatherings while they have their own space. The kitchen was outdated, small and needed to be expanded into the dining room. The cold Sonoma nights provided an opportunity to create a cozy outdoor dining and seating area to give the family more usable space during all seasons of the year.
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Oceanside AdditionA young family needed room to grow with this 1000 sf addition which included two new bedrooms, an office and a dining room extension. The whole home received a facelift with new siding, paint and entry approach.
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Spanish Dining Room AdditionThis historic Spanish home needed more space for this family to entertain and dine together. Located in the College Area it was built in the 1920s. The addition needed to feel like it was always part of the home and match the surrounding architecture. The result was a dining room addition and an entry porch. A new intricate Spanish-style bay window at the front provided a cohesive look with the existing style of the home.
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