Who We Are
Together Home was built on a simple belief: small, well-designed spaces can create independence, comfort, and connection in a way that large homes often can’t.
Founded by Paul, Together Home blends thoughtful design, sustainability, and accessibility to create ADUs, A-frames, and backyard studios that feel warm, modern, and purposeful.
With a background in public health, accessibility, and community design, Paul brings a unique perspective to small-home planning. Every layout is created with real people and real needs in mind — aging parents, multigenerational families, homeowners adding flexible space, and anyone dreaming of a retreat that feels like theirs.
Our Mission
To make small, intentional homes more accessible to the people who need them most.
We believe in homes that:
• support aging in place
• allow families to stay close
• offer peaceful space for work, creativity, or rest
• use resources wisely
• fit the land, the environment, and the people living inside them
• feel warm, beautiful, and uncluttered
Our mission is to design structures that are not only functional, but meaningful — spaces that make everyday life better.
Why Small Homes
Small homes are efficient, sustainable, and personal. They create independence without isolation, comfort without excess, and beauty without waste.
Whether you’re building an ADU for a parent, adding a guest space, or creating a small retreat for yourself, the right design can make the entire experience feel effortless and intentional.
What Guides Our Design
Accessibility
Designs that allow people of all ages and abilities to live comfortably and safely.
Simplicity
Layouts that are easy to navigate, easy to maintain, and easy to love.
Warm Minimalism
Clean lines balanced with natural materials, soft colors, and calming environments.
Purposeful Space
Every square foot has a function. Nothing extra, nothing wasted.
Sustainability
Smaller footprints, mindful materials, and efficient planning.
Together Home exists to help people live well in spaces that truly fit them