Floisand Studio

Folding glass walls open and the distinction between inside and out quietly dissolves at Woodway. The patio and the dining room become one space.

After two years of studying and six exams, Charlie is a capital A Architect. We are so proud of you, Charlie!

The stair at Medina Residence is one of the first things you see when you arrive. Open treads and steel stringers frame a view straight through to the garden, setting the tone before you've taken your shoes off.

Progress shots from our Edmonds renovation. Blue cabinetry, a porcelain island, and under-cabinet lighting that holds its own against the skylight above. More to come.

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The Woodway Residence, in print. A huge thank you to the Wall Street Journal for the feature, we're so glad Woodway gets to be seen this way.

The gardens of our Woodway project are featured in the Wall Street Journal. Thank you WSJ!

How to Landscape a Yard at Three Different Budgets As landscaping costs rise, these projects offer lessons in making smart design decisions—whether you’re looking to spend $5,000 or $500,000

A look at a few of the bathroom designs currently on our boards—each part of a larger, thoughtfully considered project.

• Powder Room remodel in Innis Arden
• New Primary Bath in Medina
• Primary Bath remodel in Magnolia

More to come as these spaces take shape
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Meet Nicole, the newest member of our team. We're lucky to have her, and can't wait to see what she creates.

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The heart of the home should be more than beautiful. It should be built around the people who use it.

From new construction to remodels, each of these spaces started with the same question: how do you design a kitchen that actually fits the way a family lives? The answer looks a little different every time.

Every seat, surface, and sightline considered. Our Redmond location was designed around the guest experience – intuitive, comfortable, and warm from the moment you walk in.

📍 16311 Redmond Way

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