In order for it to be a home everyone must enjoy and be able to navigate through. The ramp was constructed to accommodate our clients and their family. This was a thought on our minds during the entire process. Felicia Evans Photography

"We used pallet wood to construct one of the room’s walls and cedar for the adult-sized bunk beds. “Both were designed and built in-house,” says R Lucas Construction and Design President and CEO Ron Lucas. “The beds function more like train berths; each has a small LED light as well as an outlet with USB port.” The family of five tells Ron the new space turned out exactly as they hoped it would, and adds it’s one of their favorite places to spend time together.

All photos by Rolfe Hokanson
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