Paul Moon Design

An under stair space transforms into a wine cellar. The Owners had a vision of something unique and found the pegs to hold the bottles. We then wrapped the space with a walnut veneer and put the framelss glass panels to complete the look.

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Photography: John Granen Photography

These three photos show a contemporary steel floating stair from both inside and out. The goal was to make the stair on the street side of the residence a piece of art in itself. From inside, it appears to float structureless and unattached to the walls. From the exterior the stair glows at night and becomes an important feature of the front facade. The finishing touch of the Owner's art on the landing wall is the perfect compliment. I love how that piece of art can be the focus while the stairs and rail recede.

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Stair Fabrication: .metal.works
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Eight feet tall by Fifteen feet wide pocketing doors easily conceal themselves to reveal this stunning deck and view of Lake Washington. Early morning light makes this east
facing living room a must for having a coffee or a good read.

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Interior Design: .design.studio and paulmoondesign

More and more we are able to use LED lighting in our designs in ways that were not possible prior. In this bedroom retreat we placed a small half-inch wide light at the transition between the wall and ceiling. It serves as a nice accent light when not using the room as well as highlights the beautiful natural wood wall covering.

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How about this for a Game Lounge? This room comes complete with a pool table, shuffle board, and cocktail bar. The large doors open up to an infinity edge
pool with never ending views.

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We love designing pools. They have become a lot more popular in the Seattle area in recent years. This pool is placed on a tiered waterfront lot at one level below the bottom floor of the house. Below it is a bocce court that sits just above Lake Washington. All have spectacular views of the lake.

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A combination of steel, stone, and cedar shape this charming residence. Swipe to see our initial renderings!

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Natural Beauty: A contemporary white marble kitchen with cabinets by SieMatic

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Missing sunny days like this at our Windermere Residence.

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Interior Design: .design.studio
Contanier Garden: ardenrevelry

A cozy living room ready for the rainy season in Seattle

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A spectacular Lake Washington view on a sunny day. Is it a pool or lake day in Kirkland?

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We view the exterior spaces and gardens as integral when designing a new home. It would be really difficult to hand it off to another firm when it is so personal to us. Nothing better than coming back to visit and seeing the gardens mature.

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