Incredible Additions

LAKE SAMMAMISH ADDITION

This Bellevue homeowner was looking to add space and maximize the view.

 

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SEATTLE BUNGALOW TRANSFORMATION
This growing family in Seattle solved their need for more space by going up.  While they enjoyed their neighborhood and location, they needed more room for their children.  The solution turned a small cozy bungalow, into a traditional and spacious home.

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EASTSIDE DORMER ADDITION

Tragically, a WWII death forced a combination of families and conversion of a 1926 Kirkland Tudor icon into a duplex. The original interior stair was sealed, creating a tiny upstairs 2nd kitchen, which necessitated the addition of a scary exterior stair.  This renovation returned over 700sf of “found” living space. The space included the addition of a Master Bedroom/Bath, Guest Bedroom/Bath, Laundry, Den and a new Dormer with spectacular views without adding to the home footprint.  All fixtures and finishes were carefully selected to be “in the period” resulting in the restoration of a jewel.

 

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MUKILTEO ADDITION

When looking for more room for their growing family, this couple decided to add on to their current home.  By going up over a current living space they increased the square footage of their home over 1000 square feet.  This addition included more room for a larger family room and a bonus/rec room.  Along with this addition, a new kitchen, bathroom and stairway were upgraded to reflect the home's new feel.

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SEATTLE BASEMENT ADDITION                                                                                     

This Seattle family choose to lift their home to create space for a basement.  The additional space gave them a new family room, guest bedroom, guest bathroom and laundry room.

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NORTHEND ADDITION                                                                              

This Northend family's home was originally created with a sun room off the front of the house.  This space was akward and rarely used.  Their solution to more living space, was to remove the window wall and create a larger living room.  The house was given all new siding and paint and maintained the lightness of the sun room without the unusable space challenge.

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