Rebuilding a Nest

A remodel persists through more than a decade to open up a Seattle mid century home to the elements in the right way.

By JICKIE TORRES

IT’S NOT UNCOMMON THAT your design objectives change a little from the start of a remodel to the end. But what is rare is that the design plans for a home would stay intact throughout a more than decade-long project with plenty of false starts and road bumps in between. “The objectives stayed true and endured the 10-year gap between design and construction,” says Jill Rerucha, founder of Rerucha Studio. Jill is no stranger to mid century homes, and it’s her experience remodeling them that likely gave the vision its sticking power. “We have worked on two Paul Kirk houses and just finished a little mid century gem with a Northwest Japanese influence. I live in a kind of ‘mod’ mid century beach house in Seattle.” Feathering the Nest This Seattle mid century…

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Atomic Ranch (Digital) - 1 Issue, Renovation Guide 2021

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