A dated exterior is converted into a contemporary one with more curb appeal.

Simple changes to this space create a strong focal point to feature a family heirloom work of art.

 Rather than replace a whole room covered with clear cedar siding, the siding becomes a tapestry on the wall. The stair guardrail continues the effect of the horizontal lines.

The new stair picks up on existing horizontal lines in the wall and ceiling.

Adding clerestory windows at the dining area creates a taller, lighter space with views of nature, even from further back in the space.

Another view of the dining area from the kitchen.

This view looks back toward the kitchen, which remains pivots in location from the original.

A two-tone kitchen with new appliances freshens up the feeling.

The living area is opened up with bigger windows on all sides and with interior partitions removed.

New windows are introduced into the master bathroom along with a glass shower and free-standing tub.

A full height cabinet adjacent to the vanity and shower provides for storage of bath products and towels.

Remodeling the back was essential in creating more usable outdoor living space and more interior daylight.

The remodel creates a new front porch and an interior mudroom connection to the garage.