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Case Study: Transforming a Pan Abode Home Kitchen with Pacific Northwest Flair
Waldron Designs undertook a comprehensive renovation of a Pan Abode Home, a unique kit home known for its rustic charm and construction challenges.
The goal was to transform not only the kitchen but also the bathroom and basement levels into light, airy, and sophisticated spaces while preserving the home's original character.
The Rise of Modern Architecture in the Pacific Northwest: A Sustainable Approach
Modern architecture in the Pacific Northwest has been deeply influenced by the region's unique landscape and climate. Architects have embraced sustainable practices, incorporating natural materials and energy-efficient designs into their buildings. The history of modern architecture in the Pacific Northwest dates back to the early 20th century, with pioneers like John Yeon and Paul Thiry leading the way. Their innovative designs incorporated elements of nature, such as large windows to bring in natural light and sweeping views of the surrounding environment. This sustainable approach continues to shape contemporary architecture in the region, with a focus on blending modern aesthetics with environmental consciousness.
Benefits and Considerations of Adding a Steam Shower to Your Bathroom
Are you ready to transform your bathroom into a steamy sanctuary? Consider the benefits and intricacies we've explored here, and you'll be well on your way to enjoying the ultimate spa experience in the comfort of your home.
Biophilic Design
The term “biophilic design” may be somewhat new, but the idea of creating healthier spaces with nature’s influence is far from new. But, what is biophilic design? We’ve heard people describe it as “bringing any element of nature into a space”, which is pretty surprising that this would be seen as some new breakthrough idea.
Full Home Design: Foundation to Furnishings
Vashon Island is a magical place to live, and many people dream of building a home here. What we don’t dream about when we dream of relocation, is the realization that our existing furnishings don’t work, or that there aren’t enough or the right furnishings for the new home. And, the furnishings that DO work need to be located, understood as to where they should live and how to best use existing items in a new space.