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Project Reveal: Memorial Park Cabin

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Wise Design was brought on to help with this single family home, transforming a blast-from-the-past cabin into a modern home.


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Collaborating with Sasquatch Architecture and construction by Owen Gabbert/Clarkbuilt, we focused on the public spaces of the home: the kitchen, dining nook, living room and entry.


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Our client wanted the space to feel as open as possible so a striking new double-sided fireplace was centered between the kitchen and living room.


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In the kitchen, knotty pine trim and cabinetry were removed with the layout completely reworked to accomodate a mix of new and modified cabinetry.


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The updated design combined rift-sawn white oak and painted cabinets, with the existing lower cabinetry modified to accommodate soft-close drawers and refinished to match the new casework.

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Structural changes were key to opening up the space. The kitchen ceiling framing was removed and replaced with a vaulted ceiling supported by a new beam.


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An older wood stove and chimney were eliminated, widening the connection between the kitchen and living room. A larger kitchen window was installed to enhance natural light, making the entire home feel brighter and more expansive.


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New oak flooring, passage doors, casework and paint transformed the space to feeling clean, crisp and allowing the beautiful forest beyond to shine.


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Photos by Seppi Reda

1 Comment


Such a beautiful transformation. The open layout and forest views are giving peace. Honestly, it feels like the home version of the Tyler the Creator Igor Suit—unusual, fresh, and full of personality.

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