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Rerucha Studio designed the Magnolia House in Seattle’s Magnolia neighborhood and managed to create the perfect blend of classic yet modern on a tight budget. The light-filled, two-story residence spans 3,318 square feet within a simple, rectangular structure which joins a garage via an interior hallway. In addition to the two floors, there’s a deck and yoga studio on the roof with views of the surrounding area.
They designed the house on a grid, with the structure, materials, windows, and casework all aligned perfectly.
On the front of the house, large grid windows increase the curb appeal while filling the interior with natural light.
Around back, floor-to-ceiling windows keep the kitchen light and bright.
Photos by Lara Swimmer.
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4 Comments
elbeekay on 08.09.2017 at 08:53 AM
I’d like to know how “tight” this budget was. :P
G Smith on 08.09.2017 at 18:26 PM
Lol, right? Why title the article like that and not say what the budget was? Oh… right… clickbait.
Steve on 08.14.2017 at 08:34 AM
I guess they sit on their sofa and watch the cars drive by? They must, with no TV nor window coverings…
A nice property from the outside, but the inside is meh. The washed out, character-grade wood flooring doesn’t fit the modern structure. It looks like it was bought from the sale rack at Home Depot.
Jethro Seymour on 08.16.2017 at 01:57 AM
Love the exterior design. The big window design can bring lots of lights from outside back to home.
The marble wall in the kitchen looks lovely. I love that.
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