Adoba Designs

Moody, grounded, and quietly luminous. A smoked gray inset walnut vanity meets the depth of crosscut Eramosa marble, while Ann Sacks x Kelly Wearstler’s Liaison mosaic lays a rhythmic foundation underfoot. Mushroom-toned plaster softens the room, contrasted by a chiseled Eramosa console recessed into a steel-clad niche—subtle, sculptural, and deeply tactile.

Our clients came to us wanting to transform their entire backyard — not just with amenities, but with a feeling. They envisioned a space with a bit French charm from their love of travel and have it adapted to the rhythm of the Sonoran desert.

What followed was a full concept design for a new casita: complete with a full kitchen, living room, bedroom, bathroom, double-sided fireplace, and rooftop terrace to take in the Arizona sky. Multiple spacious patios dappled with seating areas allowing different entertainment options. Extensive landscaping and irrigation, hardscape, and so much more were required.

Calm waters, fragrant lavender, and soft stucco textures begin to tell this story.
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The first image rendered here was the first glimpse to the clients, the second image used with a staple in our design flow.

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A tonal dream

This space was designed in response to our client’s request for a soft, monochromatic palette that feels calming, sculptural, and elevated. From the curved lounge chair to the layered textures and tailored lighting, every detail speaks the same warm language—quiet, cohesive, and beautifully intentional. We love color but sometimes the room should be quiet for quiet moments.

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Designed in Queen Creek, AZ

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