Houzz Tour: 1926 Bungalow Restoration

January 7, 2017

This re Model of a Seattle bungalow goes beyond straightforward renovation. While which makes it appropriate for contemporary dwelling, the purpose of the redesign was to maintain the first nature of your home. We discover the mix of new and old in this home completely enchanting.

Architectural Elements:

Architectural pop-outs function as window seats or garden windows.
The family room and dining room have now been opened up to produce a bigger, more flexible space for living and entertaining.
The ceiling in the central vestibule was lifted up through the roofing and topped with a skylight that provides sunlight to the center of the home.
The broken down garage in the rear was changed in to a mild-filled office space the owner-architect refers to as the “studiolo.”
Bosworth raised the roof of the stuidiolo by three feet, creating the volume more generous, making sure light from the north wouldn’t be blocked by the nearby house and trees, and enhancing the connection between the studiolo and the house and courtyard.

Bosworth Hoedemaker

Architectural soda-outs function as garden windows or window seats.

Bosworth Hoedemaker

The broken down garage in the rear was changed in to a mild-filled office space the owner-architect refers to as the “studiolo.”