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EDITOR’S LETTER

RADAR

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IN CONVERSATION A New York architect looks to the past to build her forwardthinking home.

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DESTINATION After mudslides, an iconic California resort bounces back stronger than ever.

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BUZZ An eco-friendly development in Mississippi stands out as it blends into its bucolic landscape.

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ROUNDUP The pros weigh in on which white paints reign supreme.

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SCENE Our cheat sheet to all things new and fabulous in the local design community.

JEWEL BOX In true blue fashion, form and function merge in the season’s latest timepieces.

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MATERIAL Small but mighty, hardware proves yet again to be an impactful addition to any space.

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TREND Four residences offer unique perspectives on American design that are still relevant today.

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SPOTLIGHT Lantern lighting shines in a variety of shapes, sizes and materials.

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KITCHEN + BATH Wood takes center stage in the home’s hardest-working rooms.

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FOREST IDYLL Clever architectural and landscape moves shelter a Seattle-area house from its bustling surroundings. Written by Abigail Stone / Photography by Andrew Pogue

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BOTANY OF PLACE For her next act, a former Portland tattoo artist turns to surface and wallpaper design. Written by Laurie Perry / Photography by Ashley Courter

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DETAIL WORK After a masterful renovation, this North Capitol Hill residence is ready for another century. Written by Kelly Phillips Badal / Photography by Haris Kenjar

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Interior designer Brian Paquette skillfully balanced style with substance, choosing handsome yet comfortable pieces such as a custom LawsonFenning sofa and armchair and a Bunny Williams Home wing chair. Page 258 056 / luxesource.com

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My goal, both personally and professionally, is to create lasting relationships wherever I go. It brings me great joy to be involved in my local community of Edmonds as a realtor, philanthropist, and mom.

When I am not touring homes with clients or combing through market research you will find me raising my active family and as an activist in the community. My passion for equality has driven me to sit as an advising member of the Edmonds School Districts Strategic Initiatives Panel, to sit on the board of a non-profit that works hard to make sure kids of all backgrounds and abilities get the opportunity to attend summer sports camps, and host a large women’s event yearly that gives me the opportunity to speak life and love into their lives.

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Innovation is at the core of not only my brand, but who I am as an individual. I’m constantly looking for new technology, ideas and new ways to solve problems. This allows me to become a more efficient managing broker and improve the processes I use daily that directly affect and better the outcomes of my client’s endeavors, whether it’s buying or selling a home. Ask me about my extensive eastside real estate knowledge.

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Their high degree of service and integrity have led to an iron-clad reputation of teamwork, transparency and collaboration.

Carrie is attentive to her clients’ real estate goals and is committed to their success. She helps them identify their wants and needs by providing the finest personal real estate service and a thorough assessment of the buying and selling processes, looking at each transaction from every angle. She consistently identifies key opportunities for her clients in finding their dream home, making a strategic investment decision, or developing a dynamic and well-organized marketing sales strategy.

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With over 15 years of real estate experience, Carlene has found success by prioritizing and standing by her clients first. Her solutions based approach, tenacity, love of negotiating, and ability to navigate in any environment is exactly what her clients appreciate most. Carlene’s goal is not to be the number one team or agent in the market, it’s to make the biggest impact within the community by helping homeowners, buyers, investors and developers with the best service, expertise and excellence from the Pride Group NW team. Her love of real estate, design and creating from the ground up is helping shape the city of Seattle.

She prides herself in working with conscientious developers who believe in building highly functional homes that blend with beautiful design to create homes that withstand the test of time. Carlene’s go to motto is “Envision. Invest. Design. Build. Sell. Repeat.

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I have a strong interest and core knowledge of Real Estate and extensive experience in Mortgage Finance that I use to help buyers and sellers determine what their best options are in Seattle’s ever-changing market. I am consistently able to call on my background as a mortgage underwriter, mortgage loan officer and now as a managing real estate broker with Compass to better my clients positions in all aspects of real estate. Every client has a different scenario and I excel at figuring the best options for each specific need. I have been through the ups and downs of the Real Estate industry being in the business since 2009 and I have seen a lot, though there is always something new to learn.

I strive to learn new things every day through networking, conversations, reading, podcasts, you name it. I am always on the lookout for anything I can do to help my clients better their situations My attention to detail and over-the-top customer service attitude sets me apart from my competition. I have a keen sense of when and where to implement certain qualifying questions to help buyers buy or sellers sell. Are you or anyone you know thinking about taking part in a Real Estate transaction in 2020?

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HOME FRONT As this issue of LUXE Interiors + Design arrives to your home, I hope that you and your families are safe and healthy. All of us at LUXE are thinking about our valued readers and our beloved design communities across the country.

Fifteen years ago, we launched this brand around the idea that your home, the region that you live in, and the design talent in that region, is distinctive and special. More than ever, the notion of home has taken on a deeper meaning; it is both a source of comfort and a personal refuge; the place where you gather together with loved ones.

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RADAR With sustainable design in mind, Luxe goes behind the scenes of an architect’s home, a restored resort and a community rooted in the land.

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Something BORROWED ARCHITECT NINA EDWARDS ANKER SWIFTLY ADVANCES THE CONVERSATION ON SUSTAINABLE DESIGN. WRITTEN BY HEATHER CARNEY / PHOTOGRAPHY BY LESLEY UNRUH

Leave it to Nina Edwards Anker to design a residence that personifies sustainability. The New York-based architect received her doctorate from The Oslo School of Architecture and Design leading to her acclaimed Southampton project, Cocoon House. Here, Anker opens the doors to her Gold LEED-certified home and forward-thinking approach to the built environment.

What was your biggest takeaway from studying in Norway? The minimalist aesthetic really resonates with me. Norwegian Pritzker Prize-winning architect Sverre Fehn made structures nestled into the landscape. I was drawn to the contrast between the little homes set against the vast water and snowscapes. That shaped my attitude as to how architecture relates to nature.

Let’s talk about the Cocoon House and its unusual curved shape! I was inspired by a yurt in Vermont. I’m interested in how we can use scientific technologies to do what our ancestors did. One of my favorite times of year in the house is a sunny winter day, sitting in a T-shirt in the living room with no heat on and it’s still so warm.

These ancient typologies worked for a reason.

Your perspective focuses on affect before effect.

The starting point is you have a family member with a health issue—in this case, my son has asthma—and you address that before anything else, so the house is a purely timber ‘breathable’ structure. It’s better for breathability and for the climate in terms of CO2 release.

So health and sustainability go hand-in-hand? How we address our spaces in terms of well-being and the environment should be in sync. The orientation of the site, breezes, sunlight, lack of clutter—that’s all wellness.

Share another example of a well-designed LEEDcertified building. I love the Brooklyn Botanic Garden Visitor Center. It’s a gateway between the urban and natural landscape. Just because it’s sustainable, doesn’t mean it needs to be overly technical or intimidating.

What's next? My book on the Cocoon House launches in August. I’m also working on the Flora and Fauna Extinction Project, making furnishings inspired by plants going extinct in the natural world.

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In the hallway of the Cocoon House, translucent colored skylights are designed to enhance the experience in each space. Colors range from vermilion red, signaling sunset and rest, above the master bedroom, to deep yellow, indicating zenith and activity, near the living room.

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RADAR / DESTINATION

Paradise FOUND AFTER AN IMPASSIONED RESTORATION, THE SAN YSIDRO RANCH OPENS THE LAST OF ITS DOORS. WRITTEN BY GRACE BEULEY HUNT PHOTOGRAPHY BY TREVOR TONDRO

The silver lining to nature’s wrath is that it tends to bring out the strength and ingenuity in people— and such was the case when mudslides struck the San Ysidro Ranch in 2018. Nestled in the Montecito foothills, much of the beloved resort was buried under mud when a deluge following the Thomas Fire sent rivers of topsoil down the mountains.

For owner Ty Warner and the architects at Appleton Partners—who had collaborated on its historical restoration years prior—the mission was clear. First, revive the property to even greater splendor. Second, protect it for future generations by working in tandem with the topography.

“We kind of rebuilt from an earthworks point of view,” explains Ken Mineau, principal and project architect. This translated to using the enormous sandstone boulders that had tumbled down the mountain to buttress the banks of the San Ysidro Creek and the foundations of its abutting cottages—a few of which were rotated away from the water. In an imperative investment, a debris basin above the ranch was enlarged to catch future fall, and 400 mature olive and oak trees were planted to restabilize the terrain.

With the landscape reborn, a crew of roughly 250 subcontractors descended each day for a year and a half, intent on reestablishing the same architectural flavor to the damaged buildings.

Materials catalogued during their first renovation, such as antique oak floors and limestone slabs, were installed anew as an assembly line of tradesmen worked their way up the creek. “It was a Herculean effort, but it’s back to what it was and that’s a beautiful thing,” Mineau says. “Every rock, every tree, every roof is back in place.” Save for one exception: The boulder that came six inches shy of wiping out the 1825 Old Adobe. That stone will remain alongside the historic landmark, defiant.

This season, bringing the revival full circle, the last four creekside cottages reopen, beckoning guests with bird song and a piece of history embalmed with great care. “It’s a healing moment,” notes Mineau. “This particular story is just one of many past and many chapters to come.”

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Verdant gardens, groves of olive and citrus trees, and an array of California vernacular guest bungalows distinguish the San Ysidro Ranch in Santa Barbara, California. Appleton Partners worked to restore and preserve its singular sense of place following mudslides exacerbated by the Thomas Fire.

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RADAR / BUZZ

Into the WOODS

A NEW WAVE OF CUSTOM HOMES ADDRESSES AN INCREASED APPETITE FOR NATURE-FIRST DESIGNS. WRITTEN BY MARY JO BOWLING PHOTOGRAPHY BY ELLEN LEAK

The words “development” and “sustainability” don’t always go hand-in-hand. But a growing number of architects and developers are working to change that perception, and are doing it in a way that connects luxury homebuyers with nature.

“The smart use of natural resources in architecture is the key to a better future,” says David Lang, principal at Lang Architecture, who recently designed a lakefront community in Taylor, Mississippi, with this approach in mind. “For buyers, it’s an investment in preserving and protecting the landscape, which furthers a sense of ownership.”

At Splinter Creek, the setting takes center stage.

Homes on the 650-acre property “minimize human intervention into nature, while maximizing the effects on habitants,” says Lang. Each home—in addition to being crafted with sustainable materials and passive solar techniques—is designed to seem as one with the bucolic landscape. Inspired by nearby barns, Lang composed the handsome, modern structures with materials such as cypress timbers and galvanized metal. “The locally sourced wood will gray as it weathers,” says Lang. “And when it does, it will blend in with the environment.”

But that’s not to say “blending” the dwellings means nestling them into the ground. On the contrary, homes sit, at least partly, on stilts and piers. Not only does this give them the appearance of hovering, it minimizes the touch of man on the earth. “It also allows for a great water view,” adds Lang.

Experiencing the water and nature is also by design. Large window walls are oriented to the lakes and the volumes are broken up into separate buildings—sometimes connected by a traditional dogtrot, or open-air passage—allowing residents to experience their surroundings as they move through the day.

The architect calls the luxurious homes meticulously detailed and refined, but they’re not opulent mansions—most designs clock in at roughly 2,000 square feet. “Although they are generous, especially in the public spaces, they are smaller houses created that way intentionally, so they don’t overwhelm the landscape,” says Lang. “To us, a strong connection with nature and simplicity are the ultimate luxuries.”

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Each home at Splinter Creek sits upon 2 to 18 private acres, offering buyers seclusion and an immersion with the raw natural surroundings— the latter of which architecture principal David Lang describes as “a necessity for well-being.”

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DESIGNERS WEIGH IN ON THE PERFECT WHITE PAINT. PRODUCED BY KATHRYN GIVEN WITH SARAH SHELTON / PHOTOGRAPHED BY DAVID PRINCE

“I tend to favor color in my interior design work, but my go-to favorite neutral is Decorator’s White by Benjamin Moore.

It’s crisp and clean.”

“Pratt & Lambert Timidity is my No. 1 choice. My entire New York City apartment is painted in it, including the ceilings. It’s an elusive and beautiful khaki shade.”

“Wimborne White by Farrow & Ball is a true white with just enough warmth. I used it for my design studio and shop.

I love that it feels bright, but not too stark.”

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“For as long as I can remember, Benjamin Moore White Dove has been a mainstay for designers. It is a classic, soft hue that goes with everything, and we use it constantly for trim and cabinetry.”

“Even when using a base color, it’s important to define the story and point of view. I gravitate toward gray and creamy tones, like Dover White

by Sherwin-Williams, to better support surrounding layers of color.”

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It’s the loveliest soft white that doesn’t read too austere or brilliant. It works well in modern and traditional applications as well as for trim!”

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RADAR / SCENE

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WHO: Erin Tole and Ryan Phillips, whose account first chronicled their Vancouver Craftsman renovation, now showcases Tole’s eclectic thrift store finds displayed among her forest of plants.

WHAT: By collecting (and swapping) vintage treasures and tending to a seemingly endless array of houseplants throughout the 5,000-square-foot space, Tole’s posts illustrate the perpetual evolution of their home, from major renovation to lugging a beloved fiddle-leaf fig wherever it will thrive best next.

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Portland’s EWF Modern combines the clean lines of modern furniture with natural materials and textures to achieve their signature “organic modern” style on everything from dining tables to sectionals and even small accessories. Owner Renee Russo explains the company’s characteristic style. ewfmodern.com What can guests expect to find in the showroom? Exclusive furniture and accessories for modern living, dining and sleeping, in materials like sustainable wood, supple leathers, powdercoated metals and organic cotton bedding, curated mostly from North American and Italian manufacturers.

Tell us what’s new. Our latest collection features a modular sofa in a natural flax linen upholstery paired with raw-stone nesting coffee tables and camel leather accent chairs (left). For dining, we offer two styles: One is a pedestal-style with a concrete top and the other is FSC-certified solid walnut. We offer a selection of dining chairs to pair with them, in wool, leather and eco-leather.

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The modern motion sofa, with its button-controlled footrests and moveable backs. Because it’s modular, it can be customized to fit any living space, and it comes in a variety of fabrics.

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IN HER WORDS: “I’m a sucker for nostalgia. I have a hard time saying no to things that make me think of my maternal grandmother. She and my mother are responsible for my love of plants, brass and books.”

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Here’s an architectural challenge: Design a luxury hotel that blends seamlessly into the quaint cityscape of a small Oregon town.

After two years, architect Nathan Cooprider has established a downtown McMinnville mainstay in the Atticus Hotel (375 N.E. Ford St.). Book a room and you’ll see how elevated the hotel truly is—in fact, each of its 36 rooms offers a distinct experience. Christina Tello of Tello Interiors says, “All the little touches—brass animals in each room, an array of velvet accent pillows—make each suite feel like a curated apartment. I wanted to do something that let guests know each room is different, but looks harmonious in context.” Just what Atticus was poised to be: distinctive, but harmonious. atticushotel.com

TALKING SHOP PHOTOS: STAGED UNIT BY JULIA HAAS, PRODUCT COURTESY EWF MODERN. POST MASTER PHOTOS: COURTESY ERIN TOLE. CHECK IN PHOTO: GREG KOZAWA.

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WHY: Tole rejects the idea that one need subscribe to a single design influence. A “hesitant maximalist,” she believes anyone drawn to a variety of styles can weave cohesion into their eclectic visions.

WRITTEN BY ANGELA HAMILTON

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INSIDE LOOK HOMESTEAD

When Michele and Ryan Tansey began their vintage furniture business, Homestead, in 2011, the first floor of their Seattle home was the storefront— everything in it was for sale. As the couple’s collection expanded— boasting home goods, furniture, rugs and art ranging in era from the 1900s to the 1990s—they unveiled their Capitol Hill showroom and online shop.

Ryan says, “We both believe that there’s already so much beautiful furniture and home goods in the world, so it’s always worth considering classic and vintage design when updating your space.” Patrons agreed. In fact, they were so enamored with the Tanseys’ aesthetic that they often asked if they could buy the plants on display too.

This led to yet another successful offshoot of their core business—two houseplant shops in the city—reaffirming the Tanseys’ ever-evolving presence on the Seattle design scene. As to what’s become of their home’s first floor? It’s still open for business, only now its vintage treasures greet travelers who book the apartment through Airbnb. homesteadseattle.com

ARTof TEXTILE Even if you don’t recognize Portland Garment Factory by name, chances are you’ve been in the presence of its work. From art fabrication to soft-goods installations to retail displays and more, owner Britt Howard and the PGF team work with brands big and small to bring their textile visions to life. Portland’s Heart Coffee has commissioned fabric pieces that look like soft, textured paintings for display in their cafes; hospitality clients Ace Hotel and Knot Springs have displayed PGF’s wearables and soft finishes; Aesop enlisted them to install light-diffusing panels in their local shop. Despite PGF’s industrycrossing breadth of design work, the company maintains a zero-waste cutting room. That means no fabric is ever trashed; rather, it becomes fodder for new designs by them or other community members. portlandgarmentfactory.com

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The former camp-themed restaurant in downtown Seattle has been transformed by Thompson Hotels into their latest endeavor, Conversation, whose refined approach to all-day dining invites both Thompson Seattle guests and the downtown public to slow down and enjoy a meal over— you guessed it—engaging conversation. The restaurant’s new decor, by Rebel House Design, encourages face-to-face interaction in the digital age, with diners seated among rows of custom-created cafe, bar and lounge seating under the warm glow of branched brass chandeliers. If at any point the dialogue doesn’t come easy in this open yet homey space, though, each table is equipped with conversation cards to get the discussion going. conversationseattle.com

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Classic scale mosaics, like the custom green-and-white art glass featured in Māk Interiors’ kitchen design, trickle from the ceiling into a smattering of bold blues by time they meet the counters. Formerly operating from a private studio, Edgewater celebrates the launch of its Vancouver showroom this spring. edgewaterstudio.com

Hailing from Portland, Oregon, Pratt & Larson is taking advantage of growing requests for more pattern in textures in their new InLine series, created by owners Belle Iskowitz and Anthony Asch, which enhances a classic shape with contemporary linear patterning. The collection includes 12 glyphs that allows designers to create patterns both simple and complex with mixing and matching, brought to life through more than 300 glaze colors—such as the deep turquoise found in W63 (left). prattandlarson.com

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Court Atkins Group Design Director Deborah Van Plew worked with Element Construction to create this natural wood-inspired Bluffton, South Carolina, kitchen.

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Deborah Van Plew, design director for Court Atkins Group, offers a different perspective on the coastal kitchen for a vacation home in Bluff ton, South Carolina. While still light and bright, the design nixed a traditional white color scheme in favor of beautiful walnut surfaces and dynamic stone accents. courtatkins.com

What elements did you start with? The owner loves green, so the Blue Tides marble appealed to her right off the bat. We started with this material using it on the waterfall island and the full-height backsplashes. From there, the walnut cabinetry offered a warm, organic factor providing just the right complement to the busy stone. The wood really enhances its beautiful green tones.

The design is so seamless. There are a lot of intersecting lines here. Instead of hardware, we went for a clean, streamlined aesthetic, but that meant there was no wiggle room for elements to

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Where are the appliances? The kitchen faces a large great room. I didn’t want anyone to feel as though they were constantly looking into a kitchen but rather just another living area, so we created a galley behind the range. That’s where we tucked all the things you really have to use on a daily basis, including several appliances.

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In a kitchen designed by Christopher Peacock, Cambria’s Levven was chosen for the dynamic backsplash. The drawer fronts and butcher block are both walnut while the paint colors are from the CP Paint Collection.

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approaches putting together the home’s hardestworking room. peacockhome.com Where do you begin when designing a kitchen?

For me, I usually start the process before I’m even inside the space. It’s important to be aware of the detailing, materials and arrangement of the rest of the home so the kitchen design is both cohesive and a natural progression. A big mistake is thinking of this room in a vacuum.

Walk us through your approach to the materials. The dramatic stone was the first thing I picked out. I considered it as a piece of art in guiding the rest of the scheme. For example,

the gray and blue cabinetry colors were pulled right from the veining. Walnut has been around for a long time but there’s something about this particular wood that I just love. It brings such depth to a design and can simultaneously feel both modern and traditional.

How have kitchens evolved? Today, these rooms are not considered separate spaces. Instead, they often open up to living areas, particularly in cities and urbans developments. Because of this fluidity, I wanted the elements in this kitchen to read almost like furniture: The island, oven and wall cabinetry all become decorative pieces incorporating different materials and colors.

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In a Houston home, designer Marie Flanigan renovated and reinvented the master bathroom to create a statement space with stunning architectural details. Since the original bath was very dark, the first step was to brighten the room and welcome in natural light. To avoid altering the envelope of the building, she implemented a solarium ceiling allowing sunlight to flood the area during the day through solar tubes on the roof. Additional lighting was also added for a soft glow at night. marieflanigan.com

For bathrooms, especially, Flanigan recommends addressing functionality from the very beginning to ensure space is utilized in the best possible way and appliances or fittings are positioned in areas that flow easily. Although the footprint of this room was not changed, so many more usable areas were added including the vanity, bathtub and kitchenette nook. After the technical, ‘macro’ aspects of the design are decided, Flanigan says she turns to micro details like color, texture and materials.

Paneled marble walls create an elegant, subtle focal point and were designed to encase the mirrors and sconces. While green stone slabs were the first-round pick, Flanigan and the client eventually decided on honed Calacatta Bettogli, an elevated and refined option. Walnut elements and unlacquered brass finishes, including wood inserts on the Samuel Heath sink fittings, were also introduced to add warmth and comfort to the bathroom. “Natural tones will never go out of style,” says Flanigan.

This spectacular Houston bathroom, designed by Marie Flanigan alongside Kelsey Grant and Sydney Manning, features Ralph Lauren sconces from Visual Comfort & Co. and an Urban Electric pendant. A Palecek chair completes the vanity area.

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An eight-story townhouse offered Westport, Connecticut-based architect Roger Ferris a unique opportunity to design a statement staircase.

Twelve feet in diameter and comprised of seamless white Corian cladding with white oak treads, the monumental structure was fabricated as a single piece off-site and in turn, lowered in through the roof. Notes Ferris, “It acts as a reinterpretation of a common feature that is well conceived and artfully executed.” ferrisarch.com

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STRENGTH IN SIMPLICITY “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” Attributed to Leonardo Da Vinci in the 1400s, the mantra has rung true for centuries, echoed in all areas of art and culture, and perhaps none so much as architecture, a field distinguished by thoughtful restraint and fortitude. The next few pages showcase an array of timely architectural inspiration unified by clean lines, powerful function and understated wow-factor. To open the conversation, look no further than this sculptural staircase by architect Roger Ferris—a testament to the enduring dazzle of a less is more approach.

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If the view to the courtyard is any indication, a stay in the premier guest room of architect Bobby McAlpine promises to be a singular experience. Located on the lower level of his Atlanta home, the dramatic chamber is flanked on either side by sunken gardens enjoyed via ocular pivoting sash windows fabricated by DQ Ironworks. Aiding in the luminous feel despite its subterranean siting, white plaster walls, ceilings and floors host furnishings of exaggerated scale, such as the 12-foot-long Niermann Weeks table topped with antique French urns. “It was most important to make this room one you’d never forget,” says McAlpine. mcalpinehouse.com

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In the hilltop San Francisco neighborhood of Noe Valley, Malcolm Davis Architecture set about pouring daylight into a historic townhome without sacrificing privacy. Rather than punching windows through its side walls, which would have yielded undesirable views, Davis imagined a long, slim skylight punctuated by the building’s freshly exposed wood framing. Notes the architect, “This is such a captivating element because it’s a moment where a modern insertion expresses the original ‘old bones’ of the house. The skylight creates a feeling of warmth and a connection to the outdoors where you wouldn’t expect it.” mdarch.net

Rachel Bullock and Molly Purnell were working as architects in Los Angeles when a notion struck: Indoor/outdoor furniture options to their tastes were dispiritingly limited.

The duo spent the next year learning to weld and soon after, LAUN, their kicky outdoor furniture line, was born. Shown here, the travertine and copper Chord Daybed—inspired by the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels—highlights their dynamic point of view. “We approach furniture similarly to architecture,” says Purnell.

“We analyze each piece in terms of materiality, color and texture, and then we synthesize those ideas with more logical form and function requirements.” launlosangeles.com

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“Originally, this space was going to be an office for the husband. However, the children fell in love and commandeered it within days of wallpapering,” shares architect Rafe Churchill of this cozy bonus room. Situated in the front portico of the Stanford White Award-winning Greek Revival he built in Sharon, Connecticut,

the space's softly sloping eaves, herringbone linen-clad walls and ceiling, and a fanlight window with views spanning 40 miles create an inspiring retreat for all ages. Notes Churchill, “We wanted to embrace the pastoral setting and historical location while creating a family home conducive to contemporary living.” hendrickschurchill.com

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For a home on Miami’s Venetian Islands, Strang principal Alexandra Mangimelli drew inspiration from the strong horizontal lines and deep overhangs of modernist architect Alfred Browning Parker, devising a structure she describes as both “rhythmic and purposeful.” To usher the home’s exterior strength into the sleek interiors, the architect opted for a custom black pivot door of imposing scale. Whether closed or open to 180 degrees, the immersive portal erases the divide between indoor and out, connecting the homeowners and their guests with the interior courtyard, sculptural cistern, and beyond, the waters of Biscayne Bay. strang.design

6 FANCY FRIEZE Plaster has transcended its traditional roots of late, lending gravitas to contemporary, even modern interiors. “We’ve seen a notable upswing of interest in sculptural relief, both figurative and abstract,” says Adrian Taylor, principal of Hyde Park Mouldings, the Long Island studio specializing in the design, fabrication and installation of artisanal plasterwork. “It seems people are realizing anew that the marriage of architecture and sculpture can yield sublime results,” he adds. This custom prototype—a simplified floral frieze for G.P. Schafer Architect—speaks to the medium’s fresh face for the new decade. hyde-park.com

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With a trend toward digital detoxing at home, it comes as no surprise that the latest arrivals in home automation strive for subtlety and timelessness on appearance. Take Meljac’s Classique Collection, which is newly available stateside in slim 38 mm dimensions— ideal for controls that must fit in tight wall spaces—and shown here in perennially chic light bronze. Bespoke and hand-finished, Meljac’s products are inspired by French designs of the 1930s. meljac.com

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After researching vintage and international public libraries, a bibliophilic couple presented Stuart Silk Architects with an unusual ask for their Issaquah, Washington, lake house: a doublestory library. Enamored with the brief, plans were drawn for a dramatic slate-toned sanctuary with dark herringbone floors.

To the right of the entryway, a powder-coated steel spiral staircase fabricated by Northwest Stair & Rail, Inc. weaves to the upper level of the library, which hosts more shelves of books, a comfy, tucked-away reading nook, and a secret passageway to the master bedroom. stuartsilk.com

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Prior to designer Mary Frances Young’s arrival, a Manhattan apartment’s crowning feature—namely, a plastered brick, barrel-vaulted ceiling—was shrouded by dark building materials and furnishings.

Allowing the architectural envelope to take center stage, Young painted the walls in Benjamin Moore’s Paperwhite and paneled the floors in crisp white oak topped with a custom Amadi carpet, setting the stage for her airy take on the 19th-century parlor.

“The building is a historical ice storage facility with wide hallways and big spaces. My hope was to happily mix the old building bones with new finishes and furniture,” Young notes. youngandfrances.com

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Few wall treatments rival the grandeur of marble fluting, an architectural tradition passed down and reimagined for millenia. For a modern spin, consider Pinnacle, new from Artistic Tile, which trades classical fluting associations for CNC-cut triangular grooves— an intriguing contrast against the marbles’ natural veining. Available in three stones—Bianco Dolomiti, Nero (above, left) and Calacatta Gold (above, right) marble—the tiles can read bold and graphic or soft and textural, making them a dimensional addition to interiors of any flavor. artistictile.com

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The butterfly roof of this home expresses the natural lines of the site by following the slope toward the shore, then turning up to capture spectacular Lake Washington views. Photography by John Granen.

With its wall of gold-leaf glass tile, vertical-grain fir windows and molecular light fixture, this stylish retreat offers a 21st-century take on classic Northwest modernism.

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Puget Sound views are framed at every opportunity in this Bainbridge Island waterfront home. Concrete, wood and glass are carefully balanced to create a warm, modern exterior. Inside, a casual flow between elegantly defined spaces achieves peaceful livability.

Architect Susan Ingham improved and transformed her clients’ existing 1906 house, seamlessly blending the old with the new. This breakfast room is the clients’ new favorite place.

Krannitz Kent Architects

Lightfoot A+D

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This distinctively modern design is informed by place and the singular characteristics of the clients, with an emphasis on craft, natural materials and a seamless connection to the landscape.

The V-House is composed of three linear volumes, stacked and shifted around a glass entry hall which, in turn, serves as an indooroutdoor gallery with views to the mountains beyond.

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This new, custom luxury home was designed on a 4.5-plus acre lot in the countryside of West Linn, Oregon.

This modern home on Camano Island is the ideal retreat for friends and family to gather and enjoy the slower pace of island life.

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Skylab

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Located on the northern slope of an extinct volcano, the awardwinning Hood River Residence rests at the transition between agricultural valley and forested hillside.

Perched on a hillside with panoramic views of Snowmass Mountain, the Owl Creek Residence is an all-weather mountain retreat designed for recharging relationships and renewing connections to the Rocky Mountain landscape.

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Sturman Architects

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Sunlight illuminates this Lake Washington renovation, highlighting the crisp, white millwork that defines the coastal style and relaxed elegance of the home.

This new, traditional well-appointed home is the realization of the clients’ ideas and dreams to live on the waterfront in a sophisticated and high-level, detailed style.

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Williams Partners Architects

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For a visual connection to the garden, this small sunroom was added, extending the lines of the 1960s house into the landscape. Travertine floors and washed-cedar siding are among the materials used.

This contemporary Sun Valley home takes advantage of its expansive views and displays the client’s art collection. The inverted plan elevates the entertaining areas to the second floor. Elegant detailing and natural materials create a comfortable, rich home environment.

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A MODERN HOME RELIES ON ANCIENT PRINCIPLES TO CRAFT A PRIVATE RETREAT IN A BUSY SEATTLE-AREA NEIGHBORHOOD. WRITTEN BY ABIGAIL STONE / PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANDREW POGUE

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ach room in the Juvet Landscape Hotel, built in 2008 by the firm Jensen & Skodvin Arkitektkontor and featured in the sci-fi film Ex Machina, has at least one wall of glass focused on a view of nature that changes with the seasons. It also happens to be located in a remote spot in a small village near Norway’s northwest coast. “It’s both very modern and very formally simple,” says architect Matt Wittman. “It really uses the site and the building forms to frame the landscape.”

The hotel’s design had captivated Wittman’s clients, who wished for something similar for their Seattle-area home.

That location, however, was a far cry from the forests of Norway. Here, bordered by a busy street with neighbors on three sides, the architect and his partner, landscape designer Jody Estes, had to devise another way to capture the hotel’s encompassing feeling of serenity.

First up was the dwelling’s orientation. “What was originally an almost idyllic suburban neighborhood has become a much more urban experience with traffic and noise, so our thought was that we would turn the house inward,” Wittman explains. From the street, a dense cedar slat fence, stained a deep black and punctuated by trees standing sentry, keeps the world at bay. “If you drive by, you see a blank, very quiet, very humble façade that’s very deferential, not trying to call attention to itself,” he notes. Within the walls, the L-shaped abode embraces a central courtyard as its focal point. The kitchen, dining, and living rooms are all focused on the garden, with sliding doors enabling the lower floors to fully open to the outside. “It’s so important to orchestrate the views and the screening and the green and the light because

“BY PUTTING THINGS IN THE WAY OF OTHER THINGS, YOU GET THE ILLUSION OF DEPTH.” –JODY ESTES

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you have a very contained view,” says the architect. “Your neighbor is very close, but you create a way that it feels like your neighbor is not there.” Thoughtfully placed, often etched windows—a low one in the living room, a frosted one in the bathroom, a high skylight over the stairs—are orchestrated to bring in light while maintaining privacy. The meticulous attention to flow and the blurring of the boundary between exterior and interior makes the comparatively modest residence feel larger.

To conjure the illusion of a more expansive property, the team turned to the precepts of Chinese landscape painting and garden design, which rely on the layering of elements. These moves include the flowering crab-apple trees to obscure the fence at the rear of the property, the slatted staircase wall that plays peekaboo with the main floor, the interior’s filtered sight lines, and the maples clustered close to the home that play with the eye’s perception of distance. “That helps the landscape seem larger, too, by putting things in the way of other things, you get the illusion of depth,” Estes explains. The result, says Wittman, is that “you feel like the property is a lot bigger than it actually is.”

A rich materiality permeates the house and ensures that the cedar siding-clad home feels warm and welcoming.

Hydronically heated natural concrete floors, their soothing gray tone augmented with a lightly sanded finish, ground the residence with visual and visceral warmth. White oak, used for the cabinetry, the staircase and its adjoining slatted wall, complements the cement’s hues. “You have a lot of wood in the places that you touch,” says Wittman, including doors and window frames. Into this backdrop, Wittman wove in contemporary furniture and lighting with delicate, simple lines. There is a fixture, sourced from Europe, in the art room; a collection of Sonneman pendants over the kitchen island, Eames molded plywood dining chairs, and a Carl Hansen & Søns wing chair all keep the focus on the architecture. The natural variations of the materials function as abstract art: the streaks caused by the cold-rolled process that forms raw carbon steel—used for both a wall in the art room and the fireplace wall; the wood’s variegated striations; and the restrained punctuation of colorfully upholstered pieces are the total of the adornment.

“It’s the best thing you could hope for, where the clients have a great design sensibility from the get-go,” says Wittman, “Now that they’re in it, they appreciate it. Sometimes they’ll send us photos of their kids playing on a staircase or working in the art room or their bedrooms and running outside, so just kind of seeing how that choreography, that theater of daily life plays out in unscripted ways is really fun.”

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The entry courtyard of this Seattle-area house is separated from its surroundings by a cedar fence, yielding a peaceful spot.

Architect Matt Wittman chose cedar siding because it weathers well and paired it with concrete for the structure’s exterior. A Tech Lighting sconce from YLighting hangs near the front door.

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Quantum Window & Doors sliders open from an interior courtyard to the sleek Henrybuilt kitchen and the adjacent dining area.

Sonneman pendants from YLighting shine down on the Corian-topped counters. Wittman’s partner, Jody Estes, took a layered approach to the landscape design.

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Above: Anchoring the second floor is an art and teaching room for the homeowners’ three children. Hovering above the work table is a Veronika Gombert light. Cabinetry by Winterwood ensures that supplies are kept organized. Sierra Pacific windows look out onto the landscape.

Opposite: Luxurious finishes, such as the cold-rolled steel covering the fireplace wall in the living area and the oak that encases the stairs, stand in for more expected decorative flourishes throughout the house.

In the space, Wittman placed a Carl Hansen & Søn’s wing chair, which reads as sculpture in its own right.

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“IT’S THE BEST THING YOU COULD HOPE FOR, WHERE THE CLIENTS HAVE A GREAT DESIGN SENSIBILITY FROM THE GET-GO.” –MATT WITTMAN

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Opposite: Sherwin-Williams’ Snowbound covers the walls of the master bedroom, creating a serene backdrop.

The colors of the clients’ own bedding, side table and artwork mimic those found just beyond the window.

Below: The understated approach continues into the master bath, where simple white Jeffrey Court subway tiles cover the wall behind the Victoria + Albert tub, which features Lacava fixtures from Ferguson. On the floor is the same thinset concrete found throughout the second story.

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BOTANY of PLACE

FOR HER SURFACE DESIGNS, A PORTLAND ARTIST DRAWS ON NATURAL AND MAN-MADE IMAGERY. WRITTEN BY LAURIE PERRY / PHOTOGRAPHY BY ASHLEY COURTER

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am compelled by beautiful and functional things,” says Portland artist Melanie Catherine Nead. “I think as humans, we want our spaces to be beautiful, and there are iconic patterns and forms that we respond to as people and have responded to for centuries and centuries. Our design history is a long conversation with ourselves.”

This compulsion, both personal and universal, has taken her on an unconventional path, from tattoo artist to muralist.

But before she decorated skin or surfaces, Nead had planned on being an English professor.

A year-long apprenticeship at a tattoo studio changed those plans. “I love art, and I love people, and I thought it would be a good fit,” the artist says. A 15-year career followed; however, it was physically and emotionally demanding.

She ultimately developed severe tendonitis and eventually came to acknowledge “I didn’t like hurting people.”

Nead knew it was time to pursue another path. “I’ve always been fascinated by pattern and wallpaper, and when I took over ownership

Melanie Catherine Nead is joined by her dog Spoons at the artist’s Portland studio (top). Nead has expanded her practice from surface design and is launching a line of wallpapers. Hanging on a wall is a tracing for Waxwing (above), one of her upcoming patterns. On a different wall are pencil sketches for other wallcoverings and one from a recent mural project (opposite).

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An engraver’s proof of Solomon’s Seal, one of Nead’s first two wallpaper designs, lies across a table (far left). Lady Luck (below) is inspired by tattoo imagery and will join Nead’s line, known as Lonesome Pictopia, in the future.

of my tattoo studio, I cut an elaborate stencil in a damask-style design and painted one wall with it,” she recalls. “It really sparked something in me.” After selling her business, she revisited the idea and began by painting a wall at Bernstein’s Bagels, where her husband is a co-owner. Soon after, Lonesome Pictopia, her custom mural business, was born. Now, her work ranges from a tarot-and-palmistry-influenced wall for Psychic Bar in Portland to fluttering butterflies for a high-rise nursery overlooking Lake Michigan. “Switching to mural work was magical,” she says. “It’s so much less loaded, and even though it’s detailoriented it is much less physically demanding. It’s collaborative, and it employs a lot of the same iconography and decorative lexicon.”

Recently, Nead has begun designing wallpapers as well. That endeavor, also called Lonesome Pictopia, has been in the works for nearly three years. Pulling imagery from her local surroundings, her first patterns to launch will be Dogwood, inspired by one of the trees in her backyard and the bumblebees that flock to it, while Solomon’s Seal, named after one of her favorite plants in her garden, is influenced

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are planned—with a collection totaling 10-15 patterns anticipated to debut over the next year.

In Portland, Manolo Walls will carry the line, which will also roll out to showrooms around the country. All are traditionally printed, a decision that the artist made early on. “I really like the squishy ink edges and textures of classic surface and flexographic printing,” she says. “I want to create wallpapers that feel traditional but are contemporary. I think of it as a botany of place.”

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ARCHITECTURE / RYAN RHODES, RYAN RHODES DESIGNS INTERIOR DESIGN / ANDY BEERS, ORE STUDIOS HOME BUILDER / CHRIS HELDRIDGE, HELDRIDGE CONSTRUCTION

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DETAIL WORK

FRESH COLORS AND CHOICES PUNCTUATE THE METICULOUS RENOVATION OF A VINTAGE HOME. WRITTEN BY KELLY PHILLIPS BADAL / PHOTOGRAPHY BY HARIS KENJAR

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The entry sets the tone for this 1910 Colonial Revival-style Seattle home, creating an atmosphere that’s anything but old-fashioned. With its rich hue, the GP & J Baker strié wallpaper sets off the deep molding profiles, while the ceiling painted in Benjamin Moore’s Pale Smoke further enhances the running trim. Providing contrast is a carpet from Driscoll Robbins Fine Carpets.

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emodeling an alluring but antiquated home requires a delicate touch. Like an aging beauty queen given a drastic face-lift, a too-trendy renovation can strip away all that distinctive character. Luckily, the remodel of this 1910 Seattle Colonial Revival house is the result of a team committed to highlighting its historic grandeur while updating it for contemporary living. It even gained a “crown”—a new third story that harmonizes effortlessly with the existing structure.

The homeowners had found plenty to like when they first toured the house. It presided over a double lot in North Capitol Hill with views of Lake Union, featured attractive period trim, and boasted French doors on the main floor that flooded the space with light—unusual for an older house. Not as appealing was the layout, particularly a chimney that awkwardly split the dining room and kitchen.

After discovering the two-story structure didn’t hit the city’s maximum height limit, the idea for an attic was born, and a more extensive renovation plan took shape. To revamp the structure and interiors, the owners reached out to architect Ryan Rhodes and designer Andy Beers. And, while they were committed to a gut renovation, adding a floor and pushing out the western wall with a two-story addition, preserving the home’s century-old charms was a key consideration.

The devil, of course, is in the details. Rhodes, project architect Brandon Skinner and general contractor Chris Heldridge spent a dizzying amount of time preserving, restoring and recreating the elaborate trim, especially on the main floor. “The main floor originally had more ornate trim, which was common back then. There were also rooms that had more elaborate trim than others,” he explains. “The challenge was pulling it all together as honestly as possible.”

The team contended with trim profiles that simply don’t exist as standard options in the 21st century. “In many areas, trim profiles were specially made,” says Rhodes. “Replicating that meant tons of custom work. But the subtlety of those details, all those fine shadow lines, is one of the things that makes this house so cool.”

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Designer Andy Beers hung draperies in a Coraggio wool challis in the living room, a space that masterfully balances stateliness and livability. Gathered near the Steinway & Sons piano are an armless Room & Board chair and a Carl Hansen & Søn wing chair and a De La Espada coffee table, both from Inform Interiors.

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In the entry, Beers placed a Cassina table and a custom ottoman covered in an Antoine d’Albiousse velvet from Barbara Otto. The stairway required spectacular feats of engineering and craftsmanship, which were overseen by general contractor Chris Heldrige.

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Left: A functional yet beautiful kitchen was a must in the renovation since the homeowners are avid cooks. Rocky Mountain Hardware knobs and pulls accent the cabinetry painted in Benjamin Moore’s Gray Mist. The countertop is honed Carrara marble from Meta Marble & Granite; the backsplash tile is by Fireclay Tile.

Opposite: “The formality of the existing crystal chandelier strikes the right tone alongside the decidedly informal furnishings,” Beers observes of the RH table and Fritz Hansen chairs in the dining room and notes the juxtaposition sums up the homeowners. Now open to the kitchen, the space can be used throughout the day.

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As part of the home’s extensive renovation, architect Ryan Rhodes added a third story, where the family room resides. Draperies in a Mokum fabric frame the Marvin windows. Centered by a Design Within Reach coffee table are a Cassina sofa and a Dux lounge chair and ottoman.

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Another major challenge the team faced was the stairwell. The steps needed to extend another level and be brought up to meet 21st-century code. But the sinuous handmade handrail complicated the process. “It slopes up, turns and curves in a way no machine can replicate,” says Rhodes. “We could have redone it different ways, but the homeowners saw its quality and uniqueness and committed to doing it the old way.” That meant hunting down a “half craftsman and half mathematician” to recreate and extend the entire structure by hand from scratch.

As these restoration riddles played out, Beers dove into the interiors. The homeowners, both very involved in the process, love color and geometric patterns and gravitated to touches of glam—but they wanted to honor the house’s history, too. Beers masterminded a cohesive edit that accounted for all those ideas. “I think they felt a desire to do right by this very formal home, and that influenced the way they felt about their style,” says the designer. “What we came up with is a tailored, playful version of an old house that toes the line between traditional and contemporary.

We’re toying with the archetypes of a traditional look and twisting everything through a modern lens.”

A peek into the powder room reveals a China Seas wallcovering and an RH mirror. The honed marble vanity top and Kohler sink, fitted with a THG faucet, rest on brass Watermark console legs.

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Beers sourced the bed, chest of drawers and bedside tables from Room & Board. For illumination, he chose a Visual Comfort & Co. lamp and overhead fixture. Draperies in a Pindler solid grace the windows. The Gubi chair is from Inform Interiors.

To wit, the living and dining rooms are formally attired, but the dining room ceiling is painted a merry pink and the living room curtains are an eye-catching blue. And not just any blue, but Tiffany blue. Beers scored the end of a fabric bolt custom-dyed for the jewelry retailer and added Greekkey patterned trim. The kitchen is kitted out with a 60-inch range, a massive 14-foot island painted blue, and nearly 40 feet of cabinetry in a crisp white shade punctuated by brass knobs and pulls. The foyer showcases the original ornate trim, now unconventionally highlighted by icy-blue ceiling paint. And, as you ascend, a contemporary, candy-colored chandelier faces off against sophisticated paneling.

Each level gets progressively more modern, and Beers cleverly found ways to work in the couple’s design passions.

The master bathroom is a contemporary oasis clad entirely in tile; other bathrooms feature bold flooring, patterned wallpaper, or glitzy lighting. The top floor, anchored by a family room, is marked by more modern furnishings amid an angular, architecturally striking interior roof line.

For the homeowners, who welcomed their first child just as construction was wrapping up, a vindication of each careful choice came after they invited two of the previous owners to see the remodel—a couple that had spent over 30 years living there. “They absolutely loved it, which made us feel so good,” says the wife. “That meant we succeeded in staying true to the character of the house.”

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FLAIR for FUNCTION A STRIKING SEATTLE REMODEL ARTFULLY BALANCES PRACTICALITY WITH BEAUTY. WRITTEN BY SHAWN MARIE GAUTHIER / PHOTOGRAPHY BY HARIS KENJAR

ARCHITECTURE AND HOME BUILDER / KEVIN PRICE, JAS DESIGN BUILD INTERIOR DESIGN / BRIAN PAQUETTE, BRIAN PAQUETTE INTERIORS

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rt has long fueled interior designer Brian Paquette. Post-art school, he pursued photography, formal painting and performance, and installation pieces before turning to interior design after realizing an interest in space. Ten years after opening his namesake Seattle firm, his approach remains distinctly art-forward—although it’s morphed considerably. “I’ve realized that more than substance, comfort and function are paramount,” he says. “Once you’ve solved those, you can start making the home beautiful—but the steps can’t be reversed.”

A look at the blueprints for his clients’ Seattle remodel showed Paquette that architect Kevin Price shared the same function-first philosophy. “The bones were right up my alley,” says Paquette. “I envisioned the entire house immediately.”

Originally a split-level, midcentury modern home, the property had been purchased by a couple with three kids, a cat and a giant Bernese Mountain dog. “The remodel had to accommodate a busy, evolving family life, and have a place for everything,” says Price. “It also had to be well-appointed and sophisticated but casual enough to be approachable.”

Price and his colleague, associate interior designer Kaitlin Tripp-Addison, began by adding to the foundation and building footprint by 30 percent; from there, they altered most of the existing floor plan and added a second floor. They carved out an open plan of defined spaces connected by generous openings, shared natural light, thresholds, palette relationships and ceiling treatments.

“We intentionally blurred those lines to create a home that reflects how a modern family lives while maintaining a degree of formality—essentially, keeping one foot in tradition,” says Price. There’s a natural flow from one room to the next, and every space has a purpose. “You want to avoid dead ends, rooms off hallways, or spaces only used once a year,” says Tripp-Addison. “Flexibility is key.”

Considering Seattle’s tendency toward gray skies, Paquette and Price prioritized light above all—both natural and artificial. The architecture laid the groundwork: Transom windows project sunlight deeper into the home’s core while

“I ALWAYS SEEK THE PERFECT RELATIONSHIP AMONG PIECES, MATERIALS AND SPACE.” –BRIAN PAQUETTE

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interior windows and generous openings allow it to cascade and bounce between spaces. Paquette capitalized on Price’s work with exquisite light fixtures: A cloud chandelier floats over the living room like a bouquet of brilliant balloons; in the dining room, a Lindsey Adelman fixture steals the show. “I always seek the perfect relationship among pieces, materials and space,” says Paquette. “I know it’s right when the end result is both exciting and functional.”

Paquette’s ability to harness this relationship weaves through every room like the thread in an effortless narrative.

In the media room, grass-cloth walls emphasize the warmth of deep, indulgent seating. A dining table constructed from reclaimed wide-plank yellow pine reiterates the natural wood floors—it also hosts 12 for dinner. The master bath is a sumptuous escape, appointed with luxe materials and a window-side tub. “We favor a mix of styles to bring a home together organically,” says Paquette. “In every room, you’ll see a collection of traditional, contemporary, midcentury and minimalist finds.”

Paquette commissioned custom pieces from his network of talented artisans to curate this mix, often maintaining his art-forward approach through collaborations. “I’ve spent years building these relationships, to counter the age of ordering everything online,” he says. “I want to include the quality of the human hand as much as possible.” Designed specifically for the client, the master bed’s headboard extends elaborately across the back wall, flawlessly counteracting a low-profile armchair and floor-to-ceiling draperies through precise execution. “That headboard wall was not for the faint of heart,” says Paquette, “but the result is an engulfing luxury that makes you feel like you’re in a cocoon.”

The color cues were easy: Paquette looked outdoors.

“Nature always wins,” he says. “When you keep the palette aligned with what’s happening outside, the home feels larger and more appropriate.” Classic neutrals—browns, grays, creams and whites—temper forest greens and saturated shades of navy. In the master bedroom, hushed purples harmonize with textured grays, reminiscent of the cloud-soaked Seattle sky. Painted walls throughout evoke age and a sense of depth while highlighting Price’s architectural details: vaulted ceilings, patterned windows, plank walls. “This home certainly has a foot in the contemporary and casual, but also embraces warmth and tradition,” says Price. “We always strive to design homes that stand the test of time, both visually and practically.”

For Paquette and Price, practicality does not sacrifice creativity. To connect the kitchen to the back patio, Price installed an 8-foot-wide window that slides completely open; on the other side, an outdoor counter provides a perch for guests to sit and engage with kitchen activity.

Above, Paquette traded typical recessed lighting for Parisian-inspired sconces. “They provide the necessary lighting for the countertop, but speak to a time past,” he says. “The unlacquered brass will age naturally over time, which is so much more intriguing.” Function first, but beauty quickly thereafter.

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Farrow & Ball’s Wimborne White covers the walls in the living room, providing an elegant backdrop for a curated collection of art and furnishings, including a painting by Lydia Bassis from Seattle Art Source and a Bunny Williams Home chest of drawers. A stool covered in Moore & Giles hide is a lively addition.

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Anchoring the living room is a fireplace faced with bluestone from Marenakos Rock Center.

Above it hangs a Betsy Eby painting from Winston Wächter Fine Art. The Apparatus light fixture fosters an air of whimsy. Beneath, Paquette positioned a custom LawsonFenning sofa and armchair and a Bunny Williams Home wing chair on a Stark carpet.

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Opposite: Architect Kevin Price and interior designer Kaitlin Tripp-Addison teamed with Paquette on the thorough reimagining of the home. In the kitchen, soapstone and marble from Meta Marble & Granite are on the counters. Fixtures by The Urban Electric Co. cast a glow on the island. The barstools are by Lawson-Fenning.

Below: Hollywood at Home chairs with cushions in a Perennials fabric from Susan Mills Showroom surround a Nickey Kehoe dining table. Shining down is a Lindsey Adelman fixture. Circa Lighting lamps stand on a Lawson-Fenning buffet. The Jessica Cantlin artwork is from Winston Wächter Fine Art.

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Set into the master bathroom’s Carrara marble-topped vanity is a Kohler sink with Waterworks fittings. A Circa Lighting fixture hovers above the freestanding Cheviot tub. CafÊ curtains in a neutral Romo fabric maintain privacy.

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For an enveloping experience, Farrow & Ball’s Dimpse covers the ceiling, walls and trim in the master bedroom. The draperies are a Pindler solid, and Stark made the custom carpet.

A Glant bouclĂŠ dresses the Harbinger by Hand chaise. The shelving is by Made Goods.

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