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Aging in place can both reflect your changing needs and be chic. Learn more about this Aging in Place bathroom in Northgate.

See what taking down a partial wall and reconfiguring a space can do with flow and design in this Phinney Ridge home.

In this Ballard kitchen project, we worked with our clients to upgrade their 1905 Craftsman home. The goal was to create a space that was light, bright, and vibrant while...

This Mercer Island ensuite renovation was not just a simple bedroom, closet, and bathroom upgrade but a thoughtful reconfiguration of the entire space. The clients, who were referred by a...

This growing family in Queen Anne wanted to transform their one-car garage into a backyard cottage/DADU. The intention was to have family and friends stay over regularly, along with a...

Our clients recently purchased a beautiful hillside home in Broadview. What started as a simple kitchen refresh turned into a full-scale renovation to address structural issues and achieve a modern...

The unfinished basement of this Ravenna craftsman-style home needed a necessary upgrade for extra space and to flow with the rest of the house. Originally used for storage and laundry,...

This 1930 two-story brick Tudor home was used as a rental property by the clients until they became empty nesters and decided to downsize and move back to the city....

The second floor of this 1925 Tudor home originally had only enough room for a small sitting-area and a closet. To transform this limited space in to a spacious ensuite,...

The kitchen in this 1926 Queen Anne Craftsman, although previously remodeled, felt narrow and dark and did not fit our client’s aesthetic. To transform the space, we opened the kitchen...

We remodeled two bathrooms in this 1926 Queen Anne Craftsman. The downstairs main bathroom was outdated and dark. To meet our clients desire to modernize it with a twist, we...

This unique outdoor living project is on a 15,000 square foot lot that has a tennis court. The clients wanted to renovate most of the dated existing outdoor spaces as...

This house has an interesting past. Originally a neighborhood corner store, it was later converted to a residential home. Prior to its purchase by the current owners, it had been...

The kitchen in this 1926 Tudor was on the smaller side – the clients came to us with the challenge to increase its overall size, create additional space for cabinets,...

This mid-century kitchen remodel is an example of a project where the overall footprint of the space stayed relatively the same, but a few small design changes and amazing custom...

Our Queen Anne clients desired an Ensuite for their primary bedroom. To add another bathroom to the second floor of their 1912 classic colonial home, a small closet was repurposed...

This 1930 two-story brick Tudor home was used as a rental property by the clients until they became empty nesters and decided to downsize and move back to the city....

The homeowners collaborated with Schulte Design Build to design and transform their kitchen into a more functional standout space for their family’s growing needs. This large multi-space was designed to...

This project was a result of our clients’ need to have a place for their family and friends to stay when visiting that had amenities for them to be comfortable,...

The existing bathroom in this 1940’s Seattle home was small and outdated and didn’t fit the client’s modern aesthetic or capacity to serve as the main bathroom for a family...

Our Fremont clients desired a complete kitchen transformation. The existing kitchen was closed off from the dining room, and the upper cabinetry created a cramped overall feeling to the space....

Our client needed a home office that wasn’t inside of the house. The detached garage had an old workshop area that was not being used and was the perfect location...

This kitchen project is in a newer build home (2007). The family liked everything about the space except for the island layout and location. Both ends of it were pinch...