Hoedemaker Pfeiffer architects collaborated with Amy Baker Interior Design to reimagine this Georgian style home located in Seattle, Washington. This young family with three children appreciated the style of their 6,300-square-foot home and fabulous lakeside views yet wished to enhance the overall aesthetics.
The interior styling and finish did not reflect the playful, modern approach the owners wanted their home to have so they lead the team through a complete renovation process. A few key floor plan modifications were made and the home received a new interior that included new finishes, cabinetry, lighting, furniture and art. The result is a warm, fresh, luminous home with spaces that support the busy lifestyle that comes with children and dogs.
Project Team: Architecture: Hoedemaker Pfeiffer | Construction: Douglas Johnson & Co, Inc. | Interior Design: Amy Baker Interior Design | Landscape: Allworth Design
Above: The exterior light fixtures were sourced from Urban Electric Co., while the hardware is by Sun Valley Bronze.
Above: In the entry, the console tables are from Uhuru Design. The light wood flooring was sourced from Advanced Floor Design.
Above: The architects update a grand, curving staircase in the entry with a modern rectilinear design. This new update help to enhance the connection between the entryway and the other rooms of the home.
What We Love: This Georgian style home showcases beautiful and stylish yet durable design elements throughout. Reimagined for family living, there are spaces in this home that can be enjoyed for both adults and kids alike. We are especially loving the highlighted views of the lake, creating a feeling of serenity throughout this fabulous dwelling.
Tell Us: What do you think of the of the overall look and feel of this family home? If this was your home, is there anything you would do differently in the design? Let us know in the Comments!
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Above: In the living room, the Moooi chandelier provides a delicate touch to the space. The sofas are by Minotti, while the cocktail table is from Altura Furniture.
Above: In the dining room, the stylish furnishings are from B&B Italia. Creating a dramatic focal point, the mixed-media artwork is by Sue Danielson.
Above: A radiant breakfast nook next to the kitchen features a dining table and chairs by Fritz Hansen. The built-in seating is covered in fabrics by Perennials and Bretano. Illuminating the space is a pendant light by Louis Poulsen. The built-in cabinetry features an eye-catching metallic backspash tile by Sun Valley Bronze.
Above: In this light and airy kitchen, the counter stools are from MDF Italia. The island features a quartzite countertop by Stonecraft Seattle.
Above: In the den, a concealed bar cabinet features a quartzite countertop and an antiqued mirror backsplash tile by Ann Sacks.
Above: The upper level study features a sofa by Design Within Reach, while the Scion wallcovering was sourced from the Kelly Forslund Showroom at the Seattle Design Center. A dramatic chandelier is by Roll & Hill.
Above: The master bedroom overlooks the water, featuring a custom designed bed and B&B Italia furnishings. Overhead, the pendant light is from Sonneman.
Above: In the master bathroom, the tub is from the Zuma Collection. The tile was sourced from Ann Sacks, creating a serene color palette. At the vanity, the Louis Ghost Chair is from Design Within Reach.
Above: On the patio, the Adirondack chairs are from Design Within Reach. The backyard offers spectacular sweeping views of Lake Washington, Mount Rainier, and the Cascade Range.
Photos: Laurie Black Photography
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