The living room features warm woods, cool gray and blue upholstery, and a view of Lake Washington. A deep brown bookshelf adds a touch of masculine energy to the light, airy space.

Washington Park

Renovation, Interiors

When a powerhouse bachelor approached our multidisciplinary studio to transform his newly purchased Mediterranean-style hillside home, we were happy to answer the call. Designed by Stuart Silk in the late 90’s, the house was in need of a more timeless reimagining. We set out to create a sophisticated but effortlessly comfortable oasis. Nearly every surface of the home, both indoors and out, was reworked. A singular warm white cloaks the home, complemented by new finishes in bronze, steel, limestone, and pale oak. Together, they contribute to a newly layered and enduring sense of place.

The living room showcases a cream marble fireplace against mostly light tones, with a bold black and white artwork by Nikoleta Sekulovic as a striking focal point.
The waterfront side of the house boasts a dining table ideal for enjoying coffee with a stunning view.
Twin barrel-back swivel chairs, carved front console tables, and a custom woven rug create a blue, brown and gray color story.
The design aimed to seamlessly blend cooking, dining, and living spaces. A Large island for casual meals and as a buffet for dinner guests.
The kitchen-dining area was given a sense of age with the addition of a stone wall, fireplace, paneling, and beams.
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The aesthetic goal for the home was relaxed luxury and a continuity of strong sculptural form. Craftsmanship was of the utmost importance. The resulting home has a refined sense of quiet comfort, interlaced heirloom pieces, and an art collection that will undoubtedly age just as gracefully.​​

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