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Stuart Wright and Eliza Hart lived in the house while renovating it in stages. They spent less than $200,000, which included a small first-floor addition, so the kitchen and living room open onto a deck, left.

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Architects Eliza Hart and Stuart Wright turned their 1959 Bernal Heights tract house, left, into a modern home in four years.
Architects Eliza Hart and Stuart Wright turned their 1959 Bernal Heights tract house, left, into a modern home in four years.
Stuart Wright and Eliza Hart lived in the house while renovating it in stages. They spent less than $200,000, which included a small first-floor addition, so the kitchen and living room open onto a deck.
Stuart Wright and Eliza Hart lived in the house while renovating it in stages. They spent less than $200,000, which included a small first-floor addition, so the kitchen and living room open onto a deck.
Stuart Wright and Eliza Hart lived in the house while renovating it in stages. They spent less than $200,000, which included a small first-floor addition, so the kitchen and living room open onto a deck.
Stuart Wright and Eliza Hart lived in the house while renovating it in stages. They spent less than $200,000, which included a small first-floor addition, so the kitchen and living room open onto a deck, left.
The coffee table splits into three sections, each opening up to provide more seating in the living room.
An upstairs bathroom is seen in the home of Stuart Wright and Eliza Hart in San Francisco, Calif. on Friday August 6, 2010.
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