RERUCHA STUDIO
Home About Gallery Contact
Dialogue Inside | OUT Smart Design
Art Collector's Retreat Magnolia Modern Workshop + Garden Court The Starling's Nest Seaside Home Tudor Transformed Lakeside Statement Steelhead Diner Urban Vantage School Teacher's Home
Home Philosophy Dialogue Inside | OUT Smart Design Work Art Collector's Retreat Magnolia Modern Workshop + Garden Court The Starling's Nest Seaside Home Tudor Transformed Lakeside Statement Steelhead Diner Urban Vantage School Teacher's Home AboutGalleryContact
RERUCHA STUDIO
Architecture & Interior Design | Seattle
Brick-1.jpg
 My approach was to open up the first floor and insert a modern welcoming kitchen filled with light from a series of traditional windows encompassing the garden view.  The history and style of the house were not forgotten as its current family e

My approach was to open up the first floor and insert a modern welcoming kitchen filled with light from a series of traditional windows encompassing the garden view.  The history and style of the house were not forgotten as its current family enjoys their lifestyle space.

 HOW TO MAKE SPACE WITHOUT ADDING SQUARE FOOTAGE:  –  Spaces are configured for lifestyle and use.  –  Light and outdoor views create space and breathing room  –  Borrowed views from room to room create interest  –  Create an easy

HOW TO MAKE SPACE WITHOUT ADDING SQUARE FOOTAGE:

–  Spaces are configured for lifestyle and use.

–  Light and outdoor views create space and breathing room

–  Borrowed views from room to room create interest

–  Create an easy flow of circulation through- out the house.

–  Create harmony of light and space.

 HONORING THE HOUSE:    –  Create a fresh approach to the past.  –  Modern elements are  inserted  into the house rather than altering the architectural style.  –  The paned windows are in keeping with the house and are appropriat

HONORING THE HOUSE:  

–  Create a fresh approach to the past.

–  Modern elements are inserted into the house rather than altering the architectural style.

–  The paned windows are in keeping with the house and are appropriate in scale and style.  

–  Materials are appropriate, modern, and fresh.

 Seattle, WA  |  Remodel Completed 2016  |  Contractor:  Caspers Built  |  Building Area: 2,700 sf  |  Photos: Tim Bies

Seattle, WA  |  Remodel Completed 2016  |  Contractor:  Caspers Built  |  Building Area: 2,700 sf  |  Photos: Tim Bies

1 2 3 4
Previous Next
 My approach was to open up the first floor and insert a modern welcoming kitchen filled with light from a series of traditional windows encompassing the garden view.  The history and style of the house were not forgotten as its current family e
 HOW TO MAKE SPACE WITHOUT ADDING SQUARE FOOTAGE:  –  Spaces are configured for lifestyle and use.  –  Light and outdoor views create space and breathing room  –  Borrowed views from room to room create interest  –  Create an easy
 HONORING THE HOUSE:    –  Create a fresh approach to the past.  –  Modern elements are  inserted  into the house rather than altering the architectural style.  –  The paned windows are in keeping with the house and are appropriat
 Seattle, WA  |  Remodel Completed 2016  |  Contractor:  Caspers Built  |  Building Area: 2,700 sf  |  Photos: Tim Bies
 
Sign up for our newsletter
RERUCHASTUDIO | architecture + interior design
6359 Beach Drive Southwest,
Seattle, WA, 98136
206.938.5555 info@ReruchaStudio.com
Hours
Mon 9am to 6pm
Tue 9am to 6pm
Wed 9am to 6pm
Thu 9am to 6pm
Fri 9am to 6pm

© Rerucha Studio 2025 | Website Design by Collective Seven