This Mediterranean-style hillside home was designed by architectural studio Hoedemaker Pfeiffer, located in Washington Park, a neighborhood in east central Seattle, Washington. The owner, a powerhouse bachelor, commissioned the architects to help transform his home into a warm and inviting space.
The dwelling was originally designed by Stuart Silk Architects in the late ’90s and was in need of a major overhaul. The project team set out to create a sophisticated but effortlessly comfortable oasis. Just about every surface of every room both indoors and out was reimagined.
Interesting Fact: The chandelier in the entry was salvaged from the original Fairmont hotel and was already existing in the home!
DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECTURE Hoedemaker Pfeiffer INTERIOR DESIGN Hoedemaker Pfeiffer CONTRACTOR Krekow-Jennings
A singular warm white cloaks the home with new finishes in bronze, steel, limestone, and pale oak. All are integral to this newly clad enduring sense of place. The aesthetic goal for the home was a relaxed luxury and continuity of strong sculptural form.
What We Love: This Mediterranean-style hillside home was completely reimagined to have a more timeless appeal. The home’s views help to inspire the design’s soothing palette and overall relaxing feel. Overall, living spaces have a sophisticated yet comfortable feel. They are inviting enough for everyday living, working, and entertaining family and friends. The ultimate bachelor pad that provides luxury and comfort.
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Craftsmanship was of the utmost importance. The resulting home has a refined sense of quiet comfort, interlaced heirloom pieces, and an art collection that will undoubtedly age as gracefully.
Above: In the kitchen, the countertops and backsplash are Quartzite. The counter stools are by De La Espada, upholstered in de Le Cuona linen from Erik Waldorf. The island faucet is from Waterstone. Suspended over the island is a Formations lantern.
Above: The dining area serves dual purpose as a workspace for the owner. The dining table is by Holly Hunt, while the chairs are by Rose Tarlow. Grounding this space is a Mansour rug.
Above: An exquisite vintage Charles Dudouyt credenza was sourced on 1stdibs. Sitting on top of the credenza is a Stone and Sawyer lamp from the Housewright Gallery. On the wall, the painting is by artist Jessica Cantlin.
Above: What was once a dining room now serves as a home library and meeting space, outfitted with luxuriously appointed furnishings. This includes a Dennis & Leen wing chair and a Rose Tarlow armchair. The sofa is from Baker Furnishings, covered in linen fabric from Rogers & Goffigon. The table lamps are by Ralph Lauren Home. The ceiling fixture is from the Urban Electric Co.
Above: Outside, a beautiful sunken terrace provides the ultimate spot for entertaining. The outdoor furnishings are by Formations, sourced from the Jennifer West Showroom.
PHOTOGRAPHER Haris Kenjar
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