Irons Brothers Construction, Inc.
This 1950s interior home makeover has enhanced the homeowners’ quality of life as remote-working professionals. The new design focuses on their desire to age in place with better function, comfort, and style.
Cottage Lake Whole House Remodel
This family of six was ready to update their 1995 Cottage Lake home. Instead of building an addition or moving, they chose to work with Nip Tuck Remodeling to modernize their home both aesthetically and functionally. The project encompasses most of their main floor including the kitchen and family room—by raising the sunken living room floor, Nip Tuck was able to re-design the staircase. The primary suite and kids bath also received full makeovers.
Family Craftsman in Phinney Ridge
Harjo Construction completely revitalized this early 1900s home into a functional and breathtaking space that will be cherished for years to come—seamlessly merging timeless charm and modern sensibilities. The design by architect Cherry Snelling includes an open living plan to keep the family connected; an expansive backyard with ample space to relax, socialize, or play; a breathtaking rooftop deck; a brand-new open and airy kitchen; and a modern master suite.
Views From Inside and Out
This 1950s Mid-century Magnolia home features some of the most breathtaking views of Puget Sound. With Gaspars’ dramatic renovation, these vistas are on full display as soon as you walk through the front door.
Classic Queen Anne Victorian
This stunning and historic Victorian—featured in the 1993 blockbuster hit “Sleepless in Seattle”—needed an updated kitchen that respected the home's classic elements and atmosphere. Chermak Construction reimagined this classic home with seamless workflow space, ample storage, and modern lighting, fully realizing the client’s vision of a chef’s kitchen.
Whole House Green Build
What do you do when you plan for a remodel and then design limitations, neighborhood homeowner association feedback and municipal permitting put too many strains on the project? In this case, Carlisle Classic Homes pivoted to a brand-new build. This new near-passive home showcases how homeowners can find their own “shade of green.” High-performance technologies employed in foundations, walls and ventilation systems combine with beautiful design to provide the perfect mix of efficiency, comfort, and health for the homeowners!
Mid-Century Ranch
Nip Tuck employed thoughtful design to give this 1960s ranch-style home a fresh look throughout. The laundry room was relocated, the primary suite reconfigured to add a second walk in closet, and the primary bath modernized with wall-to-wall floating vanities and a walk-in shower. The centerpiece is a spacious kitchen—opened up with a massive trio of skylights—flowing seamlessly into a brand-new dining and entertaining area.
The WOW Factor
This 90s home needed a serious refresh to match the current homeowner’s sense of style as well as their practical needs. Gaspar’s was charged with creating a WOW factor for the couple’s home—and exceeded expectations, updating the kitchen, adding a new office, creating a custom wine closet in an under-stair storage, and restyling everything to match its owners’ personalities.
Raise the Roof
The arrival of the owners’ second child was the catalyst for this project, which added a second floor with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a laundry room, creating an all-new home without having to move! Now the first floor features a practical, family-friendly open plan with ample space for the kids to play and grown-ups to visit—creating new possibilities for this growing family in the existing footprint.
Reframing History
This 1914-home remodel meets the family’s modern-day needs without sacrificing its historic charm. Irons Brothers Construction reframed much of the house, adding flex space to bedrooms, a new laundry room, and a walk-in pantry that opens to the dining and living areas. Among extensive exterior updates, a newly rebuilt front porch expands entertaining space.
Into the 21st Century
Harjo Construction transformed this home’s 1908 suite to create a bright, spacious retreat, raising the suite itself and updating the lighting. Meanwhile, the kitchen was beautifully remodeled with gorgeous tilework while the bath received new semi-custom cabinetry. Refinished stairs off the kitchen lead to a newly finished, mixed-use entertainment room and office.
Return to Childhood
This Seward Park home was the client’s cherished childhood home, but over the years it had been altered. The client wanted Gaspar’s to restore it to its original design characteristics. Having added a kitchen to the basement in 2020, Gaspar’s recently returned to remodel the main floor and complete the process of reintroducing the original style across the entire home.
Home Reinvented
The family living in this home wanted to reinvent their home as a large open concept, and Chermak delivered with creative yet cost-effective solutions: removing walls and raising headers to visually create a sense of ceiling height and installing new windows and full-light backdoor to introduce natural light and openness into the space. Now a once-cramped home feels bright and spacious.
