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New windows at the old service porch help create a comfy eating bar with a view and make this small space feel expansive.
kitchen
2009 REX Award Winner
More than a dozen years in this home gave the owners plenty of time to think about how to update it while keeping the period details that they love. This kitchen expansion won the Master Builders Association Remodeling Excellence award for kitchens more than $75,000. A new media room, a remodeled bathroom and a new mantle are also part of this project.
   
The entry door is still the same from the master bedroom, but what a difference inside! Double sinks with their own custom medicine cabinets and a sweet new Cherry Creek window to share.
master suite & kids’ bath
2010 REX Award winner
A ‘40s Tudor in the Mount Baker neighborhood of Seattle had one large ugly bathroom to serve three upstairs bedrooms. The brilliant solution is a double bathroom remodel: by dividing the space in two, there is now an elegant master bath and a spacious kids’ bath.
   
No question this is a great shower. But what makes it special is that it takes up about the same amount of space as the entire original master bathroom did. Borrowing attic storage allowed the space to open up, with a fabulous result.
master suite & kids’ bath
The challenges of a Tudor are many. In this West Seattle gem, the master suite was hemmed in with badly used space, a miniscule master bath and a bank of windows that actually blocked the view. We added walls here, and relocated the master sink to what had been storage. The result is a light and bright space with a fabulous shower and super cool tile. The kids’ bath got a makeover too—with sweet blue hex tile in the shower niche. Completed Winter, 2009
   
This small bathroom was designed in many spaces down to 1/16 of an inch. Making every bit of space count was the top priority, along with bringing in lots of light and using fine materials.
bathroom
Teeny tiny is the only way to describe this bathroom in Normandy Park. But the owner had a vision: To maximize the space and use beautiful materials and a new bay window to make it light, bright and functional. Porcelain tile, Grohe fixtures and lots of mirrors make it spectacular.
   
It’s a whole new era for this ‘50s kitchen. Not a single wall moved, but this transformation is total. Modern cabinets, a “green” countertop from Squak Mountain Stone, and cool recycled glass tiles bring this kitchen remodel into the new century.
kitchen
Beauty on a budget. Ikea cabinets saved enough to allow a Squak Mountain countertop, recycled glass tile and lovely slate floors. The kitchen’s still a galley, but what a facelift! Steel accents and appliances make it modern.
   
 
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