A Kirkland retreat is designed for entertaining year-round, with stunning panoramic Lake Washington views and an outdoor oasis crafted by sticklab and DLH Inc.
For a Woodinville home, Allison Lind Interiors and Emerald City Construction infuse the kitchen and bathroom with thoughtful details with a modern yet old-world design.
State-of-the-art construction is cloaked in whimsical artisanal details in order to reimagine this Seattle Tudor completed by Board & Vellum and Thomas Fragnoli Construction.
When plans to replace a beloved 30-year-old Medina home filled with light and joy failed, the family instead chose interior designer Michelle Yorke and Lawton Builders Inc. to transform it.
A Portland turn-of-the-century Craftsman gets a kitchen update that honors both the home’s curving forms and enduring style from Alana Spears Home, Charles Maloney Building Company, and Friday and Company.
A modern home in Eugene designed by Rory Everitt Design, Thallon Architecture, and Stonewood Construction is softened with wood, vibrant color, and expansive views.
When a multi-generational family was seeking to build a High Desert retreat, they turned to Scott Edwards Architecture, FQ Designs and contractor KN Visions to create the perfect getaway.
Custom architectural details ensure this kitchen and primary bathroom by Bright Designlab and Tom Miller Remodeling Inc. sync with its special historic home.
A 1910 Portland home gets a significant facelift when its homeowner chooses Olson & Jones Construction and Bright Designlab to undertake the challenging job of righting its structural wrongs and creating joy-filled interior design.
Above Discovery Bay, a salvaged-stone cottage layered with mood and meaning takes shape through DeForest Architects, Lockhart Suver, and NB Design Group.
A Seattle Craftsman has lovingly received an era-appropriate kitchen and powder bathroom refresh by 92 Maple Design and contractor Bevel.
Heliotrope Architects and DME Builds craft a unique San Juan Island house that fits perfectly in its site, overcoming geographic challenges to maximize views and livability.
A compelling home in Tumble Creek comes together through the collaboration of Conard Romano Architects, Kat Lawton Interiors, and Artisan Inc., balancing calm and community in equal measure.
When a devastating fire destroyed a Portland family’s historic Craftsman home, neighbor Jasmine Vaughan, founder of Maxwell Gray Interiors, offered more than a helping hand.
What began as a mid-century remodel quickly turned into a full-fledged, high-performance residence combining the homeowners’ vision with the expertise of Risa Boyer Architecture and contractor Don Tankersley & Co.
Pulp Design Studios delivers plenty of panache to the remodel of their longtime clients’ 1929 Arlington Heights home, aided by AKI Builders Inc in the kitchen and guest bath and Rogue Remodel in the primary suite and bath.
After a natural disaster, Jessica Lane Interiors and Brian Stevenson Construction, LLC renovate a 1940s traditional house with personalized details to make it feel like home again.
In Medina, LeeAnn Baker Interiors and Schultz Miller turn a worn and dated home into a haven of functional elegance and class.
A quiet retreat is designed for a busy family to unwind, crafted by the expert team of Farland Interiors, Studio AM Architecture & Interiors, and Bender Wasenmiller Custom Builders.