When a sudden change in mobility made navigating their multi-level home difficult, these homeowners sought a long-term solution that would allow them to remain comfortably in the place they love.
Elevating the Forever Home
Whole House Remodel instead of Tear Down/Rebuild
The primary goal was to create a comfortable, functional home that could accommodate multiple generations. The centerpiece of the project was an aging-in-place mother-in-law suite on the main floor, allowing the homeowner’s mother to move in while maintaining privacy and independence.
A Home Ready for It's Next Chapter
Some homes earn a renovation. This one in The Farm community of Woodinville was lovingly built and meticulously maintained for 35 years before its owners decided the time had come to reimagine it — not reinvent it. The bones were exceptional. The vision was to honor that and carry everything forward.
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Mid-Century Revival in Broadview
This 1950s brick mid-century home in Broadview underwent a total transformation that honors its original architecture while dramatically expanding its livability. Perched to take in stunning Puget Sound and Olympic Mountain views, the home needed more than a facelift — it needed room to grow without losing the character that made it special in the first place.
Envisioning The Future
This award-winning full-scale remodel transformed a neglected 1980s structure into a beautifully reimagined space through a complete renovation from the foundation to the roof.
The Bellevue Modern Evolution
Two decades ago, we had the privilege of building this Bellevue home for its original owners. Years later, the new owners returned to us with a new vision: to transform the home they loved into one that reflects how they live today. Being entrusted to remodel a home we originally built made this project especially meaningful. Rather than simply updating finishes, we thoughtfully reimagined the home to create brighter, more connected living spaces while preserving its original character.
Westside Eco Remodel
This 1947 home that was not conducive to how the homeowners want to live, play, and grow in their home. Looking at the long-term love of the space, they wanted system efficiency upgrades, envelope upgrades, and functional upgrades