Richardson Pribuss Architects

Richardson Pribuss Architects Richardson Pribuss Architects is an architectural firm providing design of residential, commercial,

09/10/2026

Your morning moment of Zen. A sneak peek of the custom copper lap pool at our very special Mill Valley home, coming soon!! 🍃

A traditional lodge perched atop a hill in Mill Valley, reimagined for modern living. The bones were always there: the s...
09/01/2026

A traditional lodge perched atop a hill in Mill Valley, reimagined for modern living. The bones were always there: the scale, the volume, the oak-woodland setting, but layers from previous renovations needed editing. New oversized openings, restored structural columns, and reconfigured interiors brought the building back to itself: understated, warm, and connected to the landscape outside. The interiors do the rest, balancing old-world craft with modern restraint.

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Marin Magazine named Richardson Pribuss among the county's best architects in its 2026 Best of the County guide. After f...
08/29/2026

Marin Magazine named Richardson Pribuss among the county's best architects in its 2026 Best of the County guide. After four decades of hillside sites, historic renovations, and no shortage of Design Review hearings, we're glad the work is landing as intended: built to last.

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The pool house at the has its own personality — cool blue cabinetry and a light tile backsplash in the kitchen which m...
08/25/2026

The pool house at the has its own personality — cool blue cabinetry and a light tile backsplash in the kitchen which mirrors the cool blue water in the adjacent pool. A complete little retreat, designed to support both quiet everyday living and vibrant family get-togethers.

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Interior Design: Danielle Velasco while at RPA, now
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Built-in white oak shelving anchors the living room at this Mill Valley Residence, with punched windows on two sides fra...
08/22/2026

Built-in white oak shelving anchors the living room at this Mill Valley Residence, with punched windows on two sides framing the surrounding Mill Valley hillside. The low credenza to the right keeps the sill line clear — the view does the rest.

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The dining room at Views Across the Valley opens on two sides, sliding glass doors to a terrace on the right, and a wall...
08/18/2026

The dining room at Views Across the Valley opens on two sides, sliding glass doors to a terrace on the right, and a wall of glazing facing a board-formed concrete planter and the terraced hillside beyond. On a sloped Mill Valley lot, that layering of interior, hardscape, and landscape is what makes the indoor-outdoor connection work; there's always something to look at at every depth.

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The bathrooms in this are proof that a renovation can be genuinely playful. Each one has its own palette and personali...
08/17/2026

The bathrooms in this are proof that a renovation can be genuinely playful. Each one has its own palette and personality; warm terracotta in one, cool blue-green in the next, and both feel bright and a little unexpected for a 1923 Fairfax home that's been thoughtfully reimagined for a new chapter.

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Interior Design: Danielle Velasco while at RPA, now
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One of the primary goals for the was to strengthen the connection between the interiors and the surrounding landscape ...
08/13/2026

One of the primary goals for the was to strengthen the connection between the interiors and the surrounding landscape and improve the home’s functionality for frequent family gatherings.

A multi-slide door opens the living room directly onto a deck with a fire pit and views of the Mt. Tamalpais watershed beyond. On the pool side, a covered outdoor room sits just off the water, shaded by mature oaks. The result is a relaxed, welcoming residence that lives larger than its footprint. With its thoughtful mix of updates and additions, the home now accommodates large family gatherings with ease, offering spaces that transition seamlessly between indoor comfort and outdoor enjoyment.

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The primary bath at the Heritage House.Carrara marble trough sink, wall-mounted polished nickel fittings, and built-in o...
08/09/2026

The primary bath at the Heritage House.
Carrara marble trough sink, wall-mounted polished nickel fittings, and built-in open shelving on one side. A freestanding soaking tub positioned directly under a black-framed window, with redwoods beyond, on the other. A Capiz-shell pendant overhead that feels exactly right for a house with this much natural light.

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The floating oak stair at Views Across the Valley is a study in structural restraint — cantilevered treads, glass panel ...
08/07/2026

The floating oak stair at Views Across the Valley is a study in structural restraint — cantilevered treads, glass panel guardrail, skylight punched in directly above. On a steeply sloped Mill Valley lot, it mediates three levels of living while pulling natural light from roof to ground floor.

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447 Miller Avenue, Suite D
Mill Valley, CA
94941

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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