ADU Design

Create More Possibility at Home

An accessory dwelling unit can create space for family, rental income, guests, work, or whatever comes next. At Selaro, we work with you to design an ADU that fits your property, your goals, and the way you want to use the space—while helping manage the planning and permitting details behind the scenes.

Why Build an ADU?

Space for Family

Keep family close while giving everyone the comfort and privacy of their own space.

Add Rental Potential

A separate living unit can create opportunities for long-term rental use, depending on your property and local requirements.

Support a Home-Based Business

An ADU can provide a dedicated space for a studio, office, creative workspace, or client-facing business, giving you more separation between work and home life.

Make Better Use of Your Property

Transform an underused backyard, garage, or portion of your property into functional living space designed around how you want to use it.

ADU Design Built Around Your Property

Every property comes with its own opportunities and constraints. Lot size, setbacks, existing structures, utilities, access, privacy, and local requirements can all influence what makes sense for your site.

We take those conditions into account early in the design process so your ADU feels intentional, not simply placed wherever it happens to fit.

Our goal is to create a home that works well on paper, feels comfortable to live in, and can move efficiently toward permitting.

How We Help

Selaro designers are always ready to support your dream for your ADU. We work with you from initial ideation all the way to permit-ready plans.

Here's a look at our process:

Property & Feasibility Review

We begin by understanding your property, your goals, and the type of ADU you're considering. This helps establish the opportunities and limitations that may shape the project.

Browse adaptable ADU concepts by size, bedroom count, layout and architectural style. Each design can be evaluated and adjusted for your property, jurisdiction and project requirements.