Redmond, WA

An extensive contemporary interior renovation of a log home yields a study in precision and contrast.
Keying off the rhythm and scale of the existing log structure, new partitions are composed of custom lay-up fir paneling throughout. Previously hidden, the log beams and decking within the kitchen are now exposed, as the edge of the dropped ceiling floats free of the structure. Precisely crafted materials are placed in a manner consistent with exposing the original log structure... detailed quietly, in order not to compete or amplify. Monolithic glass and stainless steel panels and accents are used to clad the backsplash, cabinetry and integrated appliances. Walls were eliminated and appliance positions moved to create the most transparency between Hall, Dining and Kitchen.
Special thanks and credit go to...
Jon Harris, cabinetmaker, for his tireless work ethic to perfect the beauty and function of every aspect of the kitchen cabinetry, including the integration of appliances and hardware.
David Gackenbach, Metal Solutions, LLC, for his team's exacting precision and finishing perfection.
Jordan Baldwin, Stonecraft, LLC, for his high standards, masterful templating and attention to detail.
Ben Wall, for his tile and glass panel setting mastery and attention to detail.
My clients and I are grateful to our many artisans and suppliers…
Cabinetry – Jon Harris
Metalsmith – Metal Solutions. LLC
Appliances - Bradlee Distributors
Tile artisan – Benjamin Wall
Glass panels / tile – Ambiente European Tile
Stone artisan – Stonecraft, LLC, using Pental Quartz
Hardware / Fixtures – Chown Hardware
Lighting – Lighting Supply, Inc.
Tile floor – Discount Tile Outlet, LLC
Powder Room wall tile – Statements, LLC
Photography – Mike Nakamura