A comprehensive architectural reconfiguration designed to improve spatial flow, maximize natural light, and enhance long-term property value.

The original property was defined by a dated, compartmentalized floor plan that stifled movement and felt disconnected from the surrounding Pacific Northwest environment. The primary challenges included:
Our collaborative and transparent process focused on a "design-build" approach to create a more open, modern living environment.
Architectural Space PlanningWe developed a new floor plan that prioritized "modern functionality" and "eclectic, layered styling". This involved a full structural transformation, removing central partitions to create a seamless transition between the kitchen, dining, and living areas.
Integrated Construction PlanningBecause we integrate design and construction planning, we were able to install hidden structural beams that allowed for expansive, open ceilings without visible supports. This meticulous attention to detail ensured the new "bones" of the house supported a refined, personal aesthetic.
Curated Aesthetic DirectionWith the walls removed, we provided curated aesthetic direction to unify the newly opened spaces. We selected a cohesive palette of finishes and textures that maximized the newfound natural light, enhancing the home's beauty and long-term value.
The result is a sophisticated, open-concept home that functions as a unified ecosystem. By managing the transformation from the initial consultation to final styling, we provided a transparent experience that delivered a refined and personal sanctuary.
The property now features the "modern PNW functionality" that today's homeowners demand, significantly increasing its market appeal and the quality of life for its residents.