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The goal of this remodel's design began with the homeowners dream to restore her cherished 1908 home to its vintage glory, updating it with Art Deco inspired touches while maintaining its original character and charm. In the kitchen; marble counters, unlacquered brass hardware, vintage mirrors, and a library ladder were used to accomplish the old meets new aesthetic. A custom hood with hand painted gold detail and a Lacanche French range are centerpieces of this timeless black and white kitchen. The show stopping powder room off the kitchen is a bright pop of color featuring Schumacher's Chiang Mai Dragon print wallpaper, vintage swan faucet, and a turquoise Cyan Design chandelier installed on the metallic gold ceiling. We are thrilled to announce that this project was featured in the April 2020 edition of Seattle Magazine. Design By: Jennifer Gardner Design Construction By: Matt Walters Photography By: Kristen Houvener

The suspended ceiling vault at the living room is designed to direct skylight to the walls to reduce glare and improve the view out to the garden through windows and glazed double doors. Photo: Alan Karchmer

Benches and steps in the shallow end create a sophisticated entry to the pool, as well as gather spaces for those who prefer just getting their feet wet to jumping in! Photo by Tim Schoon

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