We completely renovated this West Seattle contemporary house…bringing it from the 1980s into 2020. Walnut, soapstone, cedar, oak and bronze details used in streamlined applications created a modern space with a lot of warmth.

We closed in one doorway and widened another to create space for a generous kitchen and cozy seating areas for reading and dining. Soft gray, white quartz and a NYC inspired backsplash create a timeless transitional space perfect for a young family.

A small, but mighty kitchen renovation in the Magnolia neighborhood. We removed walls and relocated the stair entrance to the basemen to create a galley kitchen for a busy young family. The combination of the green, white oak, brass, quartzite and zellige tiles creates a charming, textured space that also feels timeless.

A complete reworking of the main floor of this charming craftsman home with function a top priority for this family of four and careful consideration of the homes past and age. Rich alder and cherry woods, handmade tiles, vintage lighting, and rich soapstone contributed to new kitchen that feels right at home in this older house.

After a devastating house fire, we worked with these clients to rebuild their classic mid century house but improve function and fit the clients colorful, happy aesthetic. We infused color and pattern into every space while staying true to the mid-century bones of the house.

We pushed out a portion of the back of the house to accommodate a galley kitchen where the whole family could cook together. Classic white cabinets, brass textures, and the perfect patterned backsplash became a great backdrop to the client’s Swedish art and furnishings.

We removed all traces of the 90s remodel to create a classic design for a busy family. We moved walls to create a guest suite, and add a powder bath, and focused the design to take advantage of the amazing views of downtown Seattle.

We updated the finishes in this bath to fit the architecture and age of the house, but function better for the family of 5. Classic wainscoting and marble feel sophisticated but also hardworking.

We updated this kitchen with new countertops, backsplash tile, lighting and a custom banquette. LIttle nods to their love of French cafes and their Japanese heritage in the details.

A very PNW bath update. Light woods, textured tiles, and a cloudy wallpaper create a very hygge space.

We maximized the function of this petite kitchen, while also keeping it true to the style and age of the house.

We removed walls upstairs and down to create a kitchen fit for professionally trained chef-client, and a primary bath retreat in the basement. Subtle mid century touches reflect the homes architecture and age.

We pushed out the front of the house to add a bathroom and create a primary suite. This client wanted a feminine, art-deco inspired escape from her household of boys.

We extended the back of the house to create a spacious kitchen for the whole family to use together. This transitional style kitchen features a mix of light and dark wood and metal tones and bold, colorful patterns.