butter-yellow paint coats revamped family home's facade in seattle

butter-yellow paint coats revamped family home's facade in seattle

Best Practice takes over Bread & Butter residential project

 

Bread & Butter, a residential project by Best Practice Architecture, unfolds as a culmination of a fourteen-year collaboration with the property’s homeowners in the Phinney Ridge neighborhood of Seattle. The homeowners, both structural engineers, acquired a craftsman-style house in 2009, opting for a gradual remodeling process. The initial phases focused on restoring the original craftsman features while introducing contemporary elements. Commencing with an entry porch remodel and a distinct paint scheme in phase one, the project continued to phase two, addressing the main floor’s expansion and modernization.

butter-yellow paint coats revamped family home's facade in seattle
all images by Rafael Soldi

 

 

renovation blends craftsman style with modern touches

 

The final phase, completed in 2020, involved a second-floor addition and a new garage, designed as two distinct yet harmonious contemporary volumes. The primary volume houses the main bedroom and home office, while the second accommodates a spa-like bathroom and walk-in closet. The interiors by Best Practice Architecture blend craftsman style with modern touches, featuring vibrant elements like seafoam green tiles and a colorful children’s room. The garage, showcasing the family’s structural engineering expertise, incorporates a 13-foot concrete wall and allows for future flexibility with a potential accommodation unit.

butter-yellow paint coats revamped family home's facade in seattle
the project aimed to bring back the original craftsman charm with a contemporary touch

butter-yellow paint coats revamped family home's facade in seattle
Best Practice embraced a gradual remodeling strategy, considering evolving priorities and future family needs

butter-yellow paint coats revamped family home's facade in seattle
the flexibly designed living spaces allow for potential additions and interventions

butter-yellow paint coats revamped family home's facade in seattle
phase two saw a comprehensive update to the main floor, expanding and brightening spaces

seattle-fixer-upper-family-home-bread-butter-best-practice-architecture-designboom-1800-2

phase one began with an entry porch remodel and a distinctive grey and butter-yellow paint scheme

butter-yellow paint coats revamped family home's facade in seattle
interiors echo the craftsman style with modern twists, including seafoam green tiles and vibrant hues

butter-yellow paint coats revamped family home's facade in seattle
Best Practice focused on reviving the original craftsman style, balancing tradition and contemporary design

seattle-fixer-upper-family-home-bread-butter-best-practice-architecture-designboom-1800-3

 

1/5
1
 
1
 
1
 
1
 
1
 

project info:

 

name: Bread & Butter
architect: Best Practice Architecture | @best_practice

contractor: Dolan Construction

collaborator: Smith Lubke Engineering

location: Seattle, Washington, US

photography: Rafael Soldi | @rafaelsoldi

 

 

designboom has received this project from our DIY submissions feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.

 

edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom

KEEP UP WITH OUR DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSLETTERS
suscribe on designboom
- see sample
- see sample
suscribe on designboom

architecture in the US (1541)

renovation and restoration architecture and design (921)

residential architecture and interiors (4224)

PRODUCT LIBRARY

a diverse digital database that acts as a valuable guide in gaining insight and information about a product directly from the manufacturer, and serves as a rich reference point in developing a project or scheme.

interview: palazzo citterio in milan reopens with temple-inspired pavilion by mario cucinella Dec 06, 2024
interview: palazzo citterio in milan reopens with temple-inspired pavilion by mario cucinella
in an interview with designboom, the italian architect discusses the redesigned spaces in the building.
X
5