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What do you do when you need a pantry but you don't want to see the door? Make an invisible door from blackened steel and oak slats!

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Dusk at our design on Beaver Lake which just so happens to be directly next door to a home we designed over a decade prior.

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As true northwesterners we love a moody sauna. This custom sauna in a recent project in Bellevue, WA includes a large glass wall to visually combine the adjacent vanity area.

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Starting our year off with the elegance of this contemporary Bellevue kitchen. This busy family needed an open appliance garage for everyday access, allowing us to create a graphic counterpoint to the rest of the oak cabinetry.

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Nestled amongst the trees on Seattle's north end, this mid-century inspired home takes advantage of the privacy to create a private respite in an otherwise urban environment.

Achieving a simple appearance often requires intricate detailing. That process involves a collaborative dialogue between the architect, general contractor, and fabricator where all parties work together to eliminate unnecessary fasteners and trim.

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Dusk at our latest design in Ellensburg.
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We love to keep bathrooms simple and bright.
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Mixing dark and light, angles and curves in this kitchen in our latest Ellensburg, WA home.

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Sunrise in Ellensburg, WA.

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Making progress on this backyard lounge in Clyde Hill, WA.

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