Located on Medina's southern slope with views of Meydenbauer Bay, this light filled living space was transformed by modifying the fireplace, kitchen & entertainment center. The new gas fireplace with a custom designed Indiana Limestone surround and mantle was carefully proportioned to preserve the openness of the home and complement the existing framing constraints of the space. In the kitchen, a large custom designed stainless steel sink was inserted under the existing stone slab to preserve the existing finishes while improving the functionality of the space.

PROJECT TEAM

General Contractor: Toth Construction
Interior Designer: Pamela Pearce Design

In this extensive remodel of a 1990s carriage house guest suite, the owners wanted to create a restful getaway designed to maximize light and complement the details of their 1914 Craftsman home. The project was approached in close collaboration with the owners and Pam Pearce of Pamela Pearce Design. The result is an authentically detailed space with antique salvaged oak floors, carefully crafted woodwork & windows looking out to the beautiful scenery. Throughout the space, modern conveniences are hidden such as the radiant floor heating, computer equipment & appliances. Adding charm to the kitchen are locally designed ceramic tiles showcasing native Pacific Northwest birds by artist Karen Fishburn.

PROJECT TEAM

General Contractor: Toth Construction
Interior Designer: Pamela Pearce Design
Landscape Architect: Kenneth Philp

Photo credits: Benjamin Benschneider

This light filled breakfast room with traditional detailing replaced an existing structure and provided a stronger connection to the exterior than the previous design. The structure’s form, pre-cast columns, millwork & stucco were repeated to integrate the design to the existing home.