Homes designed to be lived in

The remodeled Edmonds kitchen centers on a quartzite island lit by ribbed glass pendants, with cream cabinetry and unlacquered brass hardware.

A wide view of the kitchen shows how white oak millwork and cream cabinetry frame the island as the warm center of the home.

The range wall pairs a full marble slab backsplash with a brass pot rail and an apron-front farmhouse sink for everyday cooking.

Just off the kitchen, a round white oak table and woven chairs make an easy spot for family breakfasts.

The butler's pantry adds prep and storage space behind charcoal cabinetry, brass fixtures and open shelving.

The entry hall sets the tone with board-and-batten paneling and a refinished white oak staircase.

The primary bath balances a soaking tub and glass walk-in shower with warm brass fixtures and natural light.

A freestanding tub sits beside the zellige-tiled shower, keeping the wet zone bright and easy to clean.

A fluted white oak double vanity with brass sconces gives the primary bath a calm, tailored feel.

The guest bath leans playful with a blue tiled shower, brass fittings and a crisp white vanity.

The laundry room works hard: navy cabinetry, a patterned tile floor and a generous folding counter.

The Seabrook cottage exterior pairs black board-and-batten siding with a cedar porch and a blush front door that nods to the Washington coast.

A side entry welcomes guests with blush-painted doors, simple metal porch roofing and coastal cottage charm.

A light-filled shiplap living room furnished with a linen sofa, rattan coffee table and layered vintage rugs.

The cottage dining area centers on a white oval table surrounded by rattan chairs and a sculptural lantern pendant.

A built-in banquette breakfast nook with ticking-stripe pillows, woven chairs and views toward the kitchen.

The coastal cottage kitchen pairs cream cabinetry and shiplap walls with a sunny built-in banquette for casual meals.

A small kitchen alcove lined in shiplap, with cream cabinetry, open shelving and unlacquered brass hardware.

A cozy guest bedroom with twin white spindle beds, soft linens and coastal photography above the headboard.

The cottage bath features a classic pedestal sink, black-and-white hex tile floor and a crisp white shower curtain.

The mudroom combines shiplap walls, hex tile flooring and a black cushioned bench with a wood peg rack.

The great room was opened to the water view, with a cedar plank ceiling above relaxed slipcovered seating.

A custom fireplace surround in stacked cream zellige tile anchors the main living space.

The upstairs landing pairs a refinished white oak railing with a simple brass chandelier.

The primary bath was rebuilt with a double vanity, quartz counters and a classic hex tile floor.

Durable grey tile carries through the hallway bath and mudroom entry — built for Pacific Northwest weather.

The finished galley kitchen leads to a built-in coffee station framed by full-height white oak pantry storage.

Wide-plank wood floors carry from the white oak kitchen into the adjoining dining room.

The range wall combines custom white oak cabinetry, a double oven range and a full-height quartz backsplash.

A closer look at the double oven range, stainless steel hood and softly lit quartz backsplash.

The sink run adds generous prep space and tucks the microwave neatly into the end of the cabinetry.

Quiet veining in the quartz counter and backsplash keeps the material palette warm and understated.

A dedicated coffee station sits between two full-height pantry cabinets for an orderly, hardworking wall of storage.

Undercabinet lighting brightens the coffee niche and its quartz work surface.

Inside the custom pantry, vertical dividers and pull-out drawers make everyday storage easy to reach.

A paneled ice maker cabinet keeps the ice maker accessible without interrupting the cabinetry line.