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 multi-disciplinary studio to help transform his newly purchased Mediterranean style hillside home, we answered 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 every room both in and out of doors was reworked. A singular warm white cloaks the home with new finishes in bronze, steel, limestone, and pale oak. All are integral to this newly clad enduring sense of place. 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 as gracefully.​

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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