< img src =" https://media.architecturaldigest.com/photos/69a9973c928f57ac3725a9fd/16:9/w_1280,c_limit/011_Kitchen%20copy.jpg" alt= "" > Everything began with a frozen washing maker pipe. When the lines iced over at Patty and Chris Raz’s 1906 Seattle cottage, the trouble was more than a seasonal problem– it was a tipping point. Laundry day required trekking through the kitchen area to the back deck, so the couple chose that if they were going to repair the plumbing, they might as well repair the entire kitchen area’s flow.
< img alt =" Image may include Inside your home Interior Design Home Decor Corner Rug Plant Light and Door" src=" https://media.architecturaldigest.com/photos/69a9973d1bd8a0b24605d0fa/master/w_1600%2Cc_limit/01_Entry%2520copy.jpg"/ > Patty, who operates in social networks marketing, and Chris, a photographer, knew exactly who to call. Seattle-based Lauren Lothrop Caron, founder of advertisement PRO Directory firm Studio Laloc, had actually previously encouraged them on their Oregon beach home through The Specialist, and they trusted her instinct and clarity.
” All we said was that we wanted purple paint on the cabinets, and she ran with it,” Patty states of the kitchen area. “I was thinking eggplant, however she created something entirely various and saw the vision before I did.”
< img alt="Image might include Inside your home Interior Design Home Decor Window Furniture Architecture Structure Living Room and Space" src="https://media.architecturaldigest.com/photos/69a9973dbf9355f7d0a979fa/master/w_1600%2Cc_limit/02_LivingRoom%2520copy.jpg"/ > Farrow & Ball’s Railings sets a remarkable tone in the living-room, where a personalized sectional from Sofa Seattle is layered with a vintage pine coffee table, vintage lighting, Bergerac drapes from Wells Textiles, and an antique accent chair restored in S. Harris’s Lulu velvet.
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