Our Story
Eisenmann Architecture began not as a business plan, but as a personal remodel. When founder Stacy Eisenmann reimagined her own home in 2005, it sparked interest among friends and colleagues at Pixar, leading to early residential projects that laid the foundation for the studio. What began as one renovation grew organically into a collaborative practice dedicated to residential design.
Today, the studio is led by Stacy and Aska, whose partnership balances curiosity with discipline and warmth with rigor. They built a team of architects and designers united by craft and curiosity, intentionally sized so that everyone stays close to the work, engaged in the details, responsive in conversation, and steady throughout the process.
WHAT WE DO
We design custom residences, including new homes, transformative remodels, and finely detailed interiors. Each project is shaped by the complexity of the client, the site, and the larger vision.
Our work is collaborative, but it is led with experience. Clients bring ideas and aspirations; we provide structure, technical fluency, and steady oversight. From early planning conversations through construction administration, we coordinate consultants, anticipate challenges, and guide decisions so the process remains aligned and clear.
The result is architecture that feels personal and considered, supported by a process that is informed, coordinated, and confident from beginning to end.
Our projects have been recognized by regional and national organizations, and our leadership has served as jurors for respected design competitions.
ODS Architecture + Interiors is a full-service firm specializing in luxury custom homes, whole-house transformations, and boutique commercial design. We blend contemporary warmth and refined detail to create spaces that stand the test of time—ensuring each project is as functional as it is beautiful.
Behind the Designs
In a serene neighborhood with sweeping Mount Diablo views, we revitalized a dated 1980s cottage into a warm, modern retreat. Explore how vaulted ceilings, thoughtfully placed skylights, and subtle Japanese accents bring new life and global style.