Perched on a hilltop in a suburban neighborhood, DA designed this ground-up remodel to take full advantage of light and views while maintaining privacy from close-in neighbors. Timeless materials like oak, walnut, glass and steel combine with modern details to frame simple volumes filled with natural light.
Transplants from Scotland by way of the east coast, these empty nesters loved the location of their home and its great views...but not all the extra space and dark awkward rooms. They boldly chose to downsize their existing home, making it more friendly for aging in place while saving guest space for family visits from near and far.
DeForest Architects Seattle Studio | John DeForest AIA, Jessyca Poole, Steve Click, Meredith Kelly
Interior Design | Robin Chell Design
Contractor | Lockhart Suver Construction
Structural | Evergreen Design Company
Photography | Benjamin Benschneider
Categories | City Living, Modern Remodels
Luxe Interiors + Design, Fall 2012
An update of a classic mid-century modern home including opening up the kitchen, adding a sunroom, and renewing finishes in the main living spaces.
