Split Level Reset

There are endless examples of this 1970s devleoper-built split-level house in the suburbs around Seattle, and around the country. Our clients had lived in theirs for several years, found the layout logical for their busy family–there was a reason so many of these got built. But they wanted to make the generic building more expressive of their identities. Having lived in Mexico and Spain, they had a love of bold colors and patterns. We used this as our jump off point, adding geometry, color and spaces which opened to the ample yard space in unexpected ways around the home.

Scope:

Renovation of a 3-bedroom residence

An axonometric drawing overview of the front of the building.
An axonometric drawing overview of the back of the building.
Basement floor plan.
Main floor plan.
A direct view of the front of the house.
A direct view of the front of the house.
The foyer space with the Dutch door open.
The foyer space with the Dutch door open.
The dining space with tiled fireplace.
The dining space with tiled fireplace.
A view of the family room and the back deck.
A view of the family room and the back deck.
An overview of the family room.
An overview of the family room.
A view of the glass barn door to the mud room.
A view of the glass barn door to the mud room.
A view of the pet shower in the mud room.
A view of the pet shower in the mud room.
Close up detail of the glass barn door to the main floor bathroom.
Close up detail of the glass barn door to the main floor bathroom.
A view of the main floor bathroom vanity and tile backsplash.
A view of the main floor bathroom vanity and tile backsplash.
Close up view of the tile accent wall in the main floor bathroom.
Close up view of the tile accent wall in the main floor bathroom.
A view of the basement bathroom shower.
A view of the basement bathroom shower.
A view of the basement bathroom vanity through the glass shower divider.
A view of the basement bathroom vanity through the glass shower divider.
A view of the powder room vanity and wallpaper.
A view of the powder room vanity and wallpaper.
A view of the front door from the front lawn.
A view of the front door from the front lawn.
Area:

2700 SF

Completion:

2023

Location:

Maplewood Heights, WA, USA

Architect:

Paul Michael Davis, Amanda Kindregan

Structural & Contractor:

Swenson Say Faget, Cadre Construction

Photography:

Mark Woods

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