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The unique kitchen is the superstar in this main floor addition and lower level addition that includes double gables, a full gourmet kitchen, a spa-like guest bath, a light-filled home office and clever built-in storage, built by Seattle remodeler Ventana Construction.

addition
2010 REX Award winner
2010 Chrysalis Award winner

The kitchen is the heart of this home with bright, fresh colors that are contemporary and compelling. Along with the colorful custom cabinets and mosaic tile, this addition for two gourmet cooks includes a light-filled home office, a comfortable guest bath and a double bank of built-in cabinets that masquerades as a hall. This addition fits seamlessly into the original shape of the 1908 bungalow, and conceals super-insulation in walls and ceilings. Completed Fall, 2009.
   
Lake Washington Craftsman:  This whole-house remodel by Seattle remodeler Ventana Construction included a second-story addition with a master suite, a remodel from the studs at the main and lower levels, installation of an elevator, and basement foundation renovation.

major remodel & addition

A total transformation of a Lake Washington waterfront home. The original home was pieced together, awkward and dated. We rebuilt part of the foundation, completely remodeled the lower and main levels, put in an elevator and added a new master suite above the left side of the home. The finishes are lovely, the view stellar and the lifestyle relaxing. Completed Winter, 2009
After photos © 2009 Scott Chytil Photography
 
   
This Craftsman-style custom home fits right in with other homes the Greenwood neighborhood.

custom home

This Greenwood-area home on a double lot is built new on its original foundation -maintaining the look of the original house and the character of the neighborhood. Lovely custom cherry cabinets, box beam dining room ceiling and craftsman-style columns keep traditional values, while bamboo floors and Paperstone countertops lend a Green aesthetic. Completed Summer, 2008.
After photos © 2009 Scott Chytil Photography
 
   
From the outside, the goal of the project was to bring balance to the roof line, adding a new dormer on the right side

second-story addition & bump-out

It was a classic Craftsman with classic problems: a previous addition at the rear of the home left it lopsided and diminished its grace.  The brilliance of this addition and remodel is that it restores symmetry by adding a second dormer and bringing out the gable end by several feet.  At the same time, it creates much-needed functional space at the main level in the form of a powder bath and laundry, and a spacious new master suite at the second floor.  Completed Fall, 2008
   
Custom white cabinets are juxtaposed against “Disco Inferno” mosaic glass tile.  Note the clerestory windows to the left that bring in light above the cabinets.

major remodel

The house: 100 years old, a former boarding house in Greenwood. The owners: determined to mark its centennial by updating the look without losing sight of the past. Classic white custom cabinetry contrasts with eye-popping glass art tile and hand-blown light fixtures. An inviting furniture-style island cabinet draws in guests and an Ipea deck beckons outside. Doors, windows and walls moved—the result is colorful, true to form, and seamless.
   
With modern lines and materials, this second story addition on a 1950s rambler is a complete transformation.

second-story addition & bumpout

This Seward Park ’50 rambler was itching to break out and up into a Northwest contemporary. A 2-story atrium bumpout encompassing the dining room and upper hall provides Lake Washington views. Steel railings, travertine tile and natural fir trim and doors bring this home into the new century and into the light.
   
A classic look: brick at the foundation, with board and batten at the second story.

second-story addition & bumpout

This Capitol Hill home on a postage stamp lot was literally rebuilt from the inside out. We underpinned the foundation and dug down 3 feet to create a full-height basement, then rebuilt the main floor system and added a full second story master suite. The result is a charming home with Cascade views, all ready for a talented owner who is completing the finishes himself.
   
 
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