Greta
This project is an Axiom original from conception to completion. Greta began as a new modern farmhouse in Magnolia on a steep slope lot with a small 40’s house on the lot. With views of Fisherman’s Terminal and the Ballard Bridge, Greta’s interior design evolved with Scandinavian modern influences. The large kitchen is the hub of the home with an open flow to the back courtyard as well as the living spaces. The interior screen wall provides light and shadow while offering limited transparency into the staircase from the entry. The eclectic Moroccan tile in the entry and back hall…
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Elizabeth
This new home in Magnolia began as a remodel potential and evolved into a 5000 sq ft custom family home. Clients wanted an area to entertain, space for their small kids to play inside and out, and plenty of room to put away clutter. They were looking for an interior feel of cohesion, serenity, and organization. The homeowner wanted a “catch-all” room at the entry complete with mail collection and backpack cubbies, as well as space for crafts and projects. The end result is a Northwest contemporary view home with space for doing just about anything!
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Frances
Axiom collaborated with IMCO General Construction on this completely new design and build of IMCO’s LEED Certified corporate offices and two heavy equipment maintenance drive-thru shops. Axiom’s work on this project included architectural design from conceptual through design development, as well as interior design. Axiom was also the general contractor for the project, using IMCO for any of their particular specialties. IMCO specializes in industrial and heavy civil construction, and their headquarters relocated with the idea of a more sophisticated office and a lot more space. The design intent was to show case the civil materials used in their projects…
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Juno
These homeowners were decisive and detail-driven, and wanted a complete renovation of their 50’s view rambler in Kirkland. Axiom went to work to revive and refresh the home and created a vaulted great room space using functional simplicity. The use of woods and limestone coupled with the elegance of a modern white palette maintain a sense of calm. The end result is a stunning mid-century renovation with a chef’s kitchen, spa-like baths, and timeless details throughout.
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