A Subtle, Strategic Mid-Century Update

The team at Seattle Magazine recently featured a deeply personal project: the renovation of our Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired Mount Baker townhome. When working with an extended hexagon layout full of sharp angles, updating the kitchen and landscape felt a bit like building a boat. We chose a highly controlled material palette—cherry cabinets and mahogany trim—balanced by playful pops of variegated porcelain tile and a sleek, invisible countertop stove. Head over to the full feature to explore how we updated the home’s flow while ensuring it looks like it has always belonged there.

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