The owners of this 1960s Edmonds home came to H2D after their basement flooded. They were in need, not only of a full-gut basement remodel, but also a reconfiguration of the main floor and exterior of the home. The design of the project was aimed at taking a holistic look at the flow, layout, efficiency and styling of the interior and exterior of the home. The main floor of the home was reconfigured to allow for a more open plan with new ceiling treatments to give a sense of volume to the spaces. A modern coffered ceiling was designed for the living and dining areas and a large light well with skylights was designed over the kitchen. The new open plan and light airy color palette helped to create light-filled living spaces with views out to the Puget Sound beyond. The kitchen was fully reconfigured with a large island, new finishes, and a generous walk-in pantry. The primary suite was relocated and expanded to allow for an enlarged primary bedroom, bathroom, and closet. The lower floor was reconfigured and finished out with new bedrooms, new bathrooms, laundry, and recreation spaces. The exterior of the home was refreshed with new siding and color scheme along with new windows and doors. The renovation fully transformed the home giving it a contemporary and welcoming feel.

We love to build ponds.
Photo of a tropical landscaping in Orange County.

Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in New York.

Dominic Santos

Bright pops of color and texture really accentuate the entry walls and pillars.
Inspiration for a timeless home design remodel in Boston

Inspiration for a transitional bathroom remodel in New York

Photo of a traditional landscaping in Los Angeles.

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Example of a tuscan hallway design in Dallas

Judd Jason Assoc. 'Living Works of Art'. A close up of the finished stone details.
Home design - rustic home design idea in New York

retaining wall
This is an example of a traditional landscaping in Little Rock.

Sensory details bring tranquility to this outdoor living space. A glazed dark-ceramic pot fountain bubbles gently over white river rock, framed by lush tropical foliage and warm accent lighting. This custom feature demonstrates how thoughtful landscape architecture integrates water elements alongside artificial turf borders to enhance relaxation and visual interest in compact backyard areas.

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Corten steel planters by Veradek are awesome! A nice price and well made. They rust to a beautiful, varied patina that along with the straight lines of the steel creates a nice mix of organic and geometric. Plants look great spilling out of planters, and what a canvas! I love planters, and my clients do too!

Mural in Bend Oregon
Pool - traditional pool idea