We began by removing obstructive beams to open the ceiling volume, allowing light and air to move freely through what had been a compressed, compartmentalized space. In their place, we introduced a stunning fireplace — a grounding architectural element that gives the room a clear center of gravity. The wall-to-floor glass surround amplifies the connection between interior and exterior, bringing the landscape of Fall City directly into the room in a way that feels seamless and deliberate.
The family room addition was a critical component of this remodel. We bumped out the footprint to create a generous, comfortable seating area anchored by a large drop chandelier — dramatic in scale, yet warm in tone. Earth tones of wood and natural texture run throughout, ensuring the space feels rooted rather than austere. Every finish and material was selected to create a home that is both beautiful to look at and deeply comfortable to live in.
Design Details
- Structural beam removal to open ceilings and create volume
- Statement fireplace as the primary architectural focal point
- Wall-to-floor glass panels connecting interior to landscape
- Bumped-out family room addition with generous seating area
- Large-scale drop chandelier for drama and warmth
- Earth tones, wood textures, and natural character materials throughout
The Result
The finished home bears little resemblance to what stood before — and yet it feels entirely right for this property and this family. The open ceiling, the anchoring fireplace, the light-filled family room addition: together they create a retreat that is unmistakably personal. This is a home our clients can grow into, entertain within, and return to at the end of every day with genuine pleasure.
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