Mara Ellison Studio
A residential studio in Ojai working on houses, additions, and the rooms people actually use.
Selected rooms, how a project usually goes, and an about page written in the same quiet voice.
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- Ojai
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Every site below is one build: starting at $1,800, written and live in about a week.
A residential studio in Ojai working on houses, additions, and the rooms people actually use.
Selected rooms, how a project usually goes, and an about page written in the same quiet voice.
A small nursery outside Bow. Trees, perennials, and vegetable starts, grown here.
Hours, what is on the benches this week, and the people you meet when you walk the rows.
A neighborhood bakery open Wednesday through Sunday. The oven starts before six.
The bread list, coffee, and a short lunch menu, with hours that shift by day kept simple.
A three-lawyer office for family matters, estates, small-business counsel, and real estate. Consultations are by appointment.
Practice areas in plain terms, the lawyers behind the names, and how to book a consult.
A neighborhood auto shop in Kingston, New York. Oil, brakes, tires, and diagnostics, done in-house and written up straight.
The service board with honest prices, the bays the work happens in, and booking before the wrenching starts.
A short-term rental on the coast of Maine — the farmhouse, the boathouse, and the barn apartment, booked direct and kept by the Hallorans.
Three stays on one shore with a calendar, nightly rates in the open, and a request-to-book flow that ends in a confirmation.
A physical therapy and rehab clinic in Bend, Oregon — one clinician, one hour, and a plan of care in writing.
Rehab programs in plain terms, the clinicians behind the hours, and an evaluation booked before any plan of care.
A three-provider dental practice in Woodstock, Vermont — cleanings, braces and clear aligners, and the crowns and implants in between, priced before the work starts.
Care explained without jargon, the providers behind the names, and a booking form that asks for two windows that work.
A groundskeeping company in Bedford, New York — striped lawns on a set day, curated borders, and hedges squared by hand.
A season plan in plain numbers, lawns cut to a line on a set day, and a grounds gallery photographed on the routes.
A two-photographer wedding studio in Asheville, North Carolina — full-day coverage, Blue Ridge elopements, and handbound albums designed with you.
A working gallery of real weddings, collections quoted in writing, and a booking form that checks the date first.
An AI assistant product with its own app, plugins, voice, and a live marketing site.
Proof that this team builds past a brochure.
Ops software for short-term rentals. Tasks, supplies, checklists, and multi-property work.
Built for teams that cannot afford a tool that stalls mid-season.