Pacific Northwest Restaurant Design with a nautical Gallery Wall and vintage furniture.

Harry’s Beach House

Interiors, Commercial

​​​​It was our privilege to partner with friend and chef Julian Hagood on his second creation, Harry’s Beach House—an elevated neighborhood restaurant and bar located directly across from Alki Beach in West Seattle.​

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The collection of vintage ship paintings reflects the restaurant’s beachside setting, bringing the spirit of the water indoors while giving the space a sense of history and place.​

The Gallery Wall near the entrance features classic paintings capturing Alki Beach's essence. Antique gold frames and distressed pendants add warmth.
Detail shot of the bar featuring vibrant green pub tiles for a classic touch.
A group of people seated around a large vintage dining table, a focal point for large or small parties in the restaurant.
Distressed blue Wagner armchairs with pewter cushions and a vintage runner add warmth. A vintage mirror collage brightens a dark corner.

The oversized fishing-basket lanterns add another subtle nod to the restaurant’s beachside setting, bringing warmth and texture to the dining room while echoing its maritime character.​

Large-scale baskets enhance the beachy yet refined ambiance in this tasteful and timeless restaurant design.
A vintage window serves as a partition between the kitchen and bar. Stylish gold leaf lampshades behind the bar enhance the restaurant's vintage vibe.
The restaurant's main room features a fireplace that adds ambiance and warmth during the winter months

At the bar, open shelving and vintage maritime artwork create a layered, collected backdrop, while warm lighting and natural materials reinforce the relaxed character of this beachside restaurant.​

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The gallery wall is illuminated by the golden hour light, enhancing the appeal of the paintings.

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