Rehabilitation of a Queen Anne home in the Lavaca Historic District.
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Custom Amish made inset cabinets, Cabinet Color is Queen Anne Lace, 54 inch Wood Hood is Alder Wood and Barnsiding stain. Counter tops: Island with prep sink is Copper, second Island is Granite, Perimeter is Black Hon Granite top. Black Hardware. Mark Tepe

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This growing family in Queen Anne wanted to transform their one-car garage into a backyard cottage/DADU. The intention was to have family and friends stay over regularly, along with a separate space for them to retreat to while they both work from home. Eventually, this space may turn into an Airbnb, but for now, they are enjoying it as a home-away-from-home. Originally used as a woodshop, we moved their machinery into a pre-built structure and started from the ground up to transform this garage into a backyard oasis. Because it’s a DADU, this involved back-and-forth with the city to ensure it was permitted for the Queen Anne area. After discussing the parameters, the first thing we created during the design phase was a 3D plan that included a parking space in the alley and a gated door that invites you into the unit. After the plans were approved by our clients, we replaced the garage door with a giant sun-filled window, added built-in cabinetry across the walls for storage, and used high-quality, cool-toned materials throughout the kitchen and bathroom to match their aesthetic. To create a feeling of openness, we added a mirrored backsplash to the kitchen. Other hidden features include hiding the electrical within cabinetry (located behind the door) to give it a seamless and inviting look.

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Rehabilitation of a Queen Anne home in the Lavaca Historic District.
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A peek into this beautiful transitional kitchen remodel in Queen Anne, Seattle, WA. http://www.interiorsbyrobyn.com

Rehabilitation of a Queen Anne home in the Lavaca Historic District.
Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional medium tone wood floor foyer remodel in Austin with gray walls and a white front door

This growing family in Queen Anne wanted to transform their one-car garage into a backyard cottage/DADU. The intention was to have family and friends stay over regularly, along with a separate space for them to retreat to while they both work from home. Eventually, this space may turn into an Airbnb, but for now, they are enjoying it as a home-away-from-home. Originally used as a woodshop, we moved their machinery into a pre-built structure and started from the ground up to transform this garage into a backyard oasis. Because it’s a DADU, this involved back-and-forth with the city to ensure it was permitted for the Queen Anne area. After discussing the parameters, the first thing we created during the design phase was a 3D plan that included a parking space in the alley and a gated door that invites you into the unit. After the plans were approved by our clients, we replaced the garage door with a giant sun-filled window, added built-in cabinetry across the walls for storage, and used high-quality, cool-toned materials throughout the kitchen and bathroom to match their aesthetic. To create a feeling of openness, we added a mirrored backsplash to the kitchen. Other hidden features include hiding the electrical within cabinetry (located behind the door) to give it a seamless and inviting look.

This growing family in Queen Anne wanted to transform their one-car garage into a backyard cottage/DADU. The intention was to have family and friends stay over regularly, along with a separate space for them to retreat to while they both work from home. Eventually, this space may turn into an Airbnb, but for now, they are enjoying it as a home-away-from-home. Originally used as a woodshop, we moved their machinery into a pre-built structure and started from the ground up to transform this garage into a backyard oasis. Because it’s a DADU, this involved back-and-forth with the city to ensure it was permitted for the Queen Anne area. After discussing the parameters, the first thing we created during the design phase was a 3D plan that included a parking space in the alley and a gated door that invites you into the unit. After the plans were approved by our clients, we replaced the garage door with a giant sun-filled window, added built-in cabinetry across the walls for storage, and used high-quality, cool-toned materials throughout the kitchen and bathroom to match their aesthetic. To create a feeling of openness, we added a mirrored backsplash to the kitchen. Other hidden features include hiding the electrical within cabinetry (located behind the door) to give it a seamless and inviting look.

Custom Amish made inset cabinets, Cabinet Color is Queen Anne Lace, 54 inch Wood Hood is Alder Wood and Barnsiding stain. Counter tops: Island with prep sink is Copper, second Island is Granite, Perimeter is Black Hon Granite top. Black Hardware. Mark Tepe

Master bedroom looking towards back of room
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Queen Anne houses are distinguished by a combination of seemingly disparate chracteristics.
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Exterior of Queen Anne Home
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Exterior of Queen Anne Home
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