This Seattle remodel of a Greenlake house involved lifting the original Sears Roebuck home 12 feet in the air and building a new basement and 1st floor, remodeling much of the original third floor. The kitchen features an eat-in nook and cabinetry that makes the most of a small space. This home was featured in the Eco Guild's Green Building Slam, Eco Guild's sponsored remodel tour, and has received tremendous attention for its conservative, sustainable approach. Constructed by Blue Sound Construction, Inc, Designed by Make Design, photographed by Aaron Leitz Photography.
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Two toned absolute black granite with contrasting Carrera white marble island counter tops and cafe bistro bar stools.
Interior Design: Vivid Interior
Builder: Hendel Homes
Photography: LandMark Photography
Traditional home in the heart of Savannah's Historic Landmark District that was built in 1999 had an 8' by 11' kitchen completely cut off from the rest of the house. We pushed out the back of the house three feet to create a bay to hold a sink, allowing us to completely open up the floorplan. The island color was based on the clients favorite shade of red (it also matches the front door). The rest of the palette is kept light and soft with a play of materials like the original pine floors, grass cloth wallpaper, Walker Zanger backsplash tile, and Viaterra Quartz 'marble' counters. The cabinets are all fully custom including an integrated dishwasher. It is a complete transformation from where we started!
Photos by Richard Leo Johnson of Atlantic Archives
intead of tearing down the wall between the kitchen and living room, which would have structurally compromised the building, a hole was cut into the wall, visually connecting the spaces and allowing each space to formally remain its own entity...
Photo: Reflex Imaging
Tile is by Walker Zanger, it is no longer available but it was their Newport line called "Seaweed" 2x5 Brick. The floor is a travertine versailles pattern with chiseled edges.
