This mid-century home, designed in 1956 by Spokane architect Ken Brooks, had fallen on hard times. Last used as an adult living facility, it was badly run-down when purchased. The new owner, however, saw the potential of the original architectural design and fell in love
The interior of this Bainbridge home drew its inspiration from the landscape. Located on two wooded, low bank acres on Bainbridge Island’s west coast, it enjoys abundant daylight and panoramic sunsets. This Northwest contemporary features water and mountain views from nearly every room. To honor this
A 100 year-old structure on a bucolic acre in Eastern Washington’s Palouse had originally been deeded to the county as a one-room schoolhouse. When the school closed, the building next served as the local grange where neighbors gathered for social and political events for decades
A Seattle couple wanted an updated kitchen to accommodate their food and cooking passions, while respecting the character of their 1930’s Tudor. The challenge was fitting full-size appliances and more storage into a small footprint intersected by three permanent doorways. The clients requested increased storage
Seattle Commercial Office Interiors for the new corporate headquarters of Armadillo Machinery.
The Spokane Club, designed in 1909 by one of Spokane's most celebrated architects, Kirtland Cutter, is listed on the National Historic Register. Originally built as a gentleman’s club, the interiors offered a variety of comfortable, elegant spaces in a masculine aesthetic of wood paneling and