Located in Redmond, Washington, this 2,200 square foot, tri-level home built in 1977 was ready for an update. ArchiUS Design worked with the homeowners to plan a fresh layout and add needed space. After a full gut, remodel, and addition, the updated home now features 3,600 square feet of open, light-filled finished space in addition to a completely redone outdoor living space!

On the main floor, we doubled the size of the existing kitchen and transformed the once-dark space with three large windows, two skylights, and a folding, cornerless NanaWall system. Thanks to this system, the kitchen and dining areas open seamlessly to the covered deck and backyard.

What We Love: This tri-level home offers newly updated interior spaces that are fresh and airy. The redesigned layout maximizes natural light, creating an inviting atmosphere throughout. We especially love the kitchen makeover with its attractive material selections, large island, two-tone cabinets, and skylights that fill the space with abundant light.

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Above: Heated tile floors in the entry and a modern gas fireplace lend warmth to the spaces.

Above: The kitchen features a walk-in pantry and an oversized island with waterfall-leathered quartzite counters.

The upper level includes a laundry room, home office, living space, and bedrooms. Each kids’ bedroom includes a private bathroom and multiple windows to take in the hilltop views.

Above: The inviting primary bedroom includes a window seat, electric fireplace, and vaulted ceiling.

The walkthrough closet leads to the primary bathroom with heated tile floors, a double walnut vanity, a curbless shower, and a soaking tub.

The basement footprint expanded to incorporate a mudroom under the stairs, a guest bath with a curbless shower, a large media room with a wet bar, a second home office, a home gym, and a light-filled guest room.

Photos: Courtesy of ArchiUS Design

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