Work · 2025

Kirkland

Full condo renovation in Kirkland, Washington.

A condo kitchen with matte deep green cabinets, marble counters and slim arched pendant lights

Location: Kirkland, Washington
Scope: Full condo renovation
Completed: 2025

A whole condominium, taken back far enough to move the plumbing and rebuilt as one idea rather than six rooms that happen to share an address.

The green runs everywhere: matte on the kitchen fronts, fluted on the island and the entry cabinetmaking, glazed and vertical on the guest bath wall. Against it, three things and no more. Marble on the counters, brass on everything you touch, and a single dark stone that lines the primary bath floor to ceiling.

The arched pendants over the peninsula are the one deliberately odd note in a project that is otherwise very disciplined, and they are the thing everybody photographs.

Photographs

A fluted green island with a thick marble waterfall top — Fluted fronts milled in our shop, marble returned to the floor

The kirkland kitchen seen from the living room, with slim black arched pendant lights over a green peninsula — The arcs, which were the owners' idea and the right one

The peninsula and arched pendants seen from the far end of the room — The island seen from the living room, which is where it is seen from

The green kitchen seen from the living room, with integrated ovens and a tall fridge — The tall run holds the fridge and both ovens

The long run of green base units under a window, with a marble counter — The sink under the window, the hob on the long wall

White wall cabinets over green base units beside the oven tower — Everything for cooking within two steps

Marble carried up behind the hob, between green cabinetry and the ovens — No handles on the doors, only on the drawers

The corner of the kitchen where the green units meet the marble — Marble up the wall behind the hob, so there is no joint to clean

The full length of the kitchen with green base units, white uppers and integrated appliances — White above, green below, so the ceiling stays where it is

An entry lined in deep green panelled cabinetmaking with a full-height mirror — The entry: coats, shoes and a mirror, all of it built in

The entry cabinetmaking in fluted green with a full-height mirror — The same green carried into the entry, so it reads as one flat

A freestanding white tub against a wall of dark veined stone with a recessed shelf — The primary bath is one stone, floor to ceiling

The primary bath with a backlit mirror, fluted vanity and the tub beyond — The bath opens off the bedroom, with the shower behind the stone

A backlit mirror over a fluted vanity in the dark stone primary bathroom — Light behind the mirror rather than above it

A stone sink with a brass bridge faucet and a dried arrangement — The sink is cut from the same block as the counter

A stone sink surround with a gold bridge faucet in the primary bathroom — Brass on stone, and the tap set into the slab

A shower lined in warm stone with a brass rain head and a frameless glass door — Warm stone and brass, against the dark of the rest

The warm stone shower with brass fittings and a frameless glass door — Glass on two sides, so the stone is never hidden

Close view of a brass shower valve and handset on warm stone tile — Unlacquered brass, which will go darker and should

A guest bathroom with vertically fluted green tile behind a white vanity — The guest bath takes the same green, glazed and vertical

The guest bath in vertical green tile with a black faucet and a white sink — Green to the ceiling, black taps, and light inside the mirror

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If this is close to what you have in mind, the drawings for it are at the studio and you are welcome to come and see them.

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