This classic mid-century modern had great “bones” that had been compromised by subsequent remodels. The bathrooms were dated, the hallway was gloomy, and the kitchen was practically non-functional. DA opened up walls, updated finishes, and created a family kitchen centered around “the mother of all islands.” The result is a home that honors its mid-century roots while giving it a new twist.
DeForest Architects Seattle Studio | John DeForest AIA, Jessyca Poole, Eric Nebel
Interior Design | Robin Chell Design
Structural | Evergreen Design Company
Contractor | Ainslie-Davis Construction
Casework (bathrooms, office) | Kerf Design
Photography | Ben Benschneider & DeForest Architects
Custom Home Magazine, Spring 2014
Gray Magazine, No. 6, Fall 2012
This second floor addition and whole-house remodel transformed a simple craftsman cottage into a modern family home.
