Queen Anne Hill Kitchen 2003

This kitchen maximized a tight space while incorporating a existing stair system. This family wanted to transform outdated materials, lighting and layout into a functional chefs kitchen. The materials used were soap stone counter tops, custom painted cabinets, cork flooring and handmade tiles.

Queen Anne Hill Kitchen 2001

This remodel updated the kitchen while staying in line with the house's original charm. The materials used where ceramic tile floors, prefab cabinets, Silestone counter tops, ceramic tile back splash, maple peninsula and new appliances.

Redmond Kitchen 2005

This kitchen is a dramatic remodel and update for this 1950's rambler. The custom cabinets and panels add depth to this modern design. Materials used were custom maple cabinets and paneling, Cambria counter tops and engineered bamboo flooring.

Queen Anne Hill Kitchen 2004

This compact townhouse kitchen achieves a lot with very little space. We kept the existing footprint while opening up walls to allow for greater connection to the dinning room and den. The maple and cherry corner post carries both structural load and acts as a primary plumbing supply and drain link to the upper floors. The materials used were custom maple cabinetry, granite countertops, ceramic tile back splash and stainless steel appliances

Renton Kitchen 2003

This kitchen and great room remodel dramatically changed this 1960's rambler. Working with a small budget, selective walls were removed opening up adjacent spaces while recycled cabinets were reconfigured to maximize functionality and beauty. A whole house lighting plan brightens and highlights the design. The materials used were recycled maple cabinets with frosted glass panels, large porcelain tile counter tops, stainless steel appliances and oak flooring.

Montlake Kitchen 2002

The clients were two Seattle Artists who wanted to use only environmentally friendly building materials, cork floors, bamboo counter tops, tile back splash and low toxicity paints. The design included built in spaces to display the couple's art collection.

Photo by Spike Mafford