Open-concept living room and dining area with large windows showing greenery outside. Modern furniture including a gray sofa, black and blue chairs, and a wooden dining table with colorful flowers and candles. Kitchen island with black countertop and elegant pendant lighting.

EASTSIDE RESIDENCE

This project turned a tired mid-century house into a modern masterpiece of open spaces and clean lines. Large window walls bring the adjacent greenbelt inside, creating the feeling of living in the countryside.

Design by: Kevin Reeves Architect

Newly constructed two-story house with a front porch, gray shingles on upper level, white siding on lower level, and concrete steps leading to the front door, in a neighborhood with other houses and trees.

COLUMBIA CITY RESIDENCE

The original house was ‘deconstructed’ rather than demolished, salvaging dumpsters full of material that would have otherwise been sent to a landfill. The finished house has a traditional feel with modern, clean lines, large banks of windows, solar panels and batteries.

Design by: Grace Schlitt Creative

Construction site with building foundation, wooden and metal reinforcement bars, construction materials, and partial ceiling insulation, with orange safety fencing outside in the background.

BASEMENT ADDITION (work in progress)

The house above is over 100 years old and was remodeled by us in 2016. The additions is underneath and will have two new bedrooms and a new 1/2 bathroom. We are also lowering the floor level of the existing basement living space.  

Design by: Grace Schlitt Creative

Modern multi-story black house with large windows, gray accents, and a small garden area in the front.

RAVENNA RESIDENCE

Complete remodel of a 1920s bungalow which included a partial second story addition and main level kitchen, bath, living, dining and office renovations. This project required substantial structural upgrades and a new basement.

Design by: Stettler Design

Living room with large windows, three couches, glass coffee table, area rug, and decorative pillows.

ARBORETUM SPEC BUILD

This project left the existing foundation, allowing the retention of an existing non-conforming building location, and included 3 new floors of living space with cascade views to the east and indoor / outdoor living space to the west.

Design by: Eggleston Farkas Architects

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Empty kitchen and dining area with hardwood floors, large windows, and a sliding glass door leading to a balcony. The kitchen features granite countertops, dark wood cabinets, and an island with pendant lighting.

INTERIOR REFRESH

This project transformed the living, kitchen, and dining space within a 20 year old ‘builder’ house into the open, cohesive space it wanted to be. The result is a seamless appearance and continuity between spaces that are now fully open.

Design by: Grace Schlitt Creative

WINDERMERE SPEC BUILD

This project re-purposed the foundation of an abandoned mid-century brick rambler and yielded a spacious 4 bedroom house with open living areas and clean, modern finishes throughout.

Design by: Eggleston Farkas Architects

Modern open-concept kitchen and living room with large windows, blue cabinets, a red oven, a kitchen island with a bowl of fruit, and a living area with a sofa and chandelier.

CAPITOL HILL MODERN

Interior remodel of a traditional house using primarily modern detailing. Scope included complete main level and basement remodel, small addition, master bath and new finishes throughout. We are currently adding a basement under this house (see above).

Design by: Bennett Lavacot Architecture

Modern kitchen with wooden cabinets, white island counter, stainless steel appliances, pendant lights, and a view of the living area with large window.

GREEN LAKE SPEC BUILD

Two modern, stand alone houses with a shared garage. Each house featured heated concrete floors, open stairs with steel detailing, built in office cabinetry, 3 bedrooms, and two bathrooms. Large sliding doors seamlessly connect the interior to private outdoor patios.

Design by: Kenneth Wilson Architect

CABINETRY

Cabinetry bridges the gap between aesthetic appeal and practical, everyday usability. It can transform a space by reducing visual clutter, utilizing overlooked spaces, and defining a cohesive style that appears throughout a project. Here are a few examples of our work.

WEDGEWOOD SPEC BUILD

This house features living spaces on three levels, a sleek steel fireplace and hearth, an open floor-plan with clean cherry cabinetry and integrated cabinetry. Large sliding doors lead to a spacious deck and back yard patio. It has 4 bedrooms, 3 1/2 bathrooms and a 2-car garage.

Design by: Eggleston Farkas Architects

Modern kitchen with white and blue cabinets, a large marble island, stainless steel stove, and large windows overlooking the outdoors.

ARBORETUM RE-BUILD

An existing 30+ year old house was demolished, the foundation was retained and expanded. The finished house has 2 full levels and a partial 3rd floor with sunrise mountain views from the kitchen, deck and dining areas, the primary bedroom, and a third floor office. Finished photos to come…

Design by: Grace Schlitt Creative

BUILDING MOVE

This 2-office pod was moved with a crane onto a set of wheeled carts placed on an existing concrete slab. The final location for the building was created from concrete pavers, and the building was rolled into position.

Modern living room with large windows showing a backyard with trees, patio furniture, and a garden, featuring a beige sectional sofa, a wooden coffee table, and a dining area with a table and six chairs.

CENTRAL DISTRICT SPEC BUILD

This project re-used and expanded the foundation of a 700sf house. The result features heated concrete floors, maple cabinetry, carrara marble countertops, and large sliding glass doors to connect the interior and exterior spaces.

Design by: Eggleston Farkas Architects

Wood staircase with white spindles and a wooden handrail leading to an upper floor in a modern home with large windows and hardwood floors.

STAIRWAYS

Stairs need to be integrated into any design early on. These images are from multiple projects and show just some of the possibilities we have executed over the years on multiple projects.

Modern open-concept kitchen and dining area with large window, wooden flooring, and minimalist decor.

DENNY BLAINE SPEC BUILD

This redevelopment of a tired rambler retained the existing foundation and some exterior walls, transforming the property into a 4 bedroom home with completely re-worked landscaping and exterior spaces.

Design by: Public47 Architects

A cozy living room with green walls, a fireplace with green tiles, a pink sofa, a blue armchair, and wooden tables. Large windows with white curtains reveal trees outside. Decor includes a colorful overhead painting, a potted plant, lamps, and small decorative items.

CAPITOL HILL TRADITIONAL

This project involved the complete interior restoration of a large traditional house including the creation of a master suite, re-creation of the existing wood stair and railings, window replacement and replacement of most interior finishes.

Design by: Brian Neville

Empty room with large windows and sliding glass door showing a view of water and greenery, hardwood floors, kitchen with island, modern hanging lights.

LAKE WASHINGTON RE-BUILD

This project turned a cramped rambler into a modern farmhouse with views of Lake Washington and fluid indoor and outdoor spaces. It features a ground level suite for aging in place, two upper floor view bedrooms and living space, a hand-faced stone fireplace and a lower level ADU.

Design by: Grace Schlitt Creative

Colorful modern house with green and purple exterior, wooden front door, garage, and outdoor plants.

ARBORETUM RESIDENCE

This was the first house designed and built by Brian Neville. Completed in 1999, it required a foundation on auger-cast piles, integrated an innovative ‘breathable wall’ framing system, and featured heated concrete floors and exposed structure.

Design by: Brian Neville

Living room with beige walls, large windows, a sofa with a pillow, a side table with a vase and branches, a coffee table with glass bottles, and a fireplace with a fire burning.

FREMONT DUPLEX

This project added a full second and partial third floor onto and existing duplex. The owners live in the upper two floors and rent the main level. It features a tree-house like 3rd floor bedroom with views to the west and exposed steel and wood structural elements.

Design by: Brian Neville

Modern house with gray and red exterior, multiple levels, and large windows in a hilly, rural landscape with grassy terrain and clear sky.

WOLF CANYON RESIDENCE

This vacation house was built in stages, starting from vacant land. It features soaring ceilings exposed structure on the interior and exterior, and expansive views of the lower Methow Valley.

Design by: Brian Neville

A wooden house with a deck, located in a forested area with tall pine trees.

MAZAMA RESIDENCE

Classic mountain - home design, nestles into the trees. Cedar siding, metal roof, exposed rafter tails and peeled log columns allow the house to blend into the lightly treed landscape.

Design by: Brian Neville

CAPITOL HILL KITCHEN

Design by: Public47 Architects

A dark blue, three-story house with a garage door on the ground level, surrounded by green bushes and trees, with a weather vane on the roof.

ARBORETUM CRAFTSMAN

This second story addition stayed true to the existing exterior detailing, featuring shingle siding, carved rake ends, rafter tails, and rake brackets.

Design by: Nancy Kaynor, Architect

Modern red apartment building with large windows and a small yard, neighboring traditional-style houses, and a clear blue sky.

CENTRAL DISTRICT RESIDENCE

This ground-up modern house is built on the back half of a twin lot.

Design by: David Sarti, Architect

A spacious kitchen with wooden cabinets, hardwood floors, a central work island with stools, open shelves with dishes and glassware, and a view into the adjoining dining and living areas.

MONTLAKE KITCHEN

New kitchen concurrent with complete renovation and ground level addition.

Design by: Nancy Kaynor, Architect