This well-preserved 1919 Jacobethan Tudor home was purchased by a young tech couple who appreciated the existing architecture of the house, but wanted it to reflect their modern sensibilities.

The clients were very particular about the feel they wanted for the house, opting for neutrals over color, and moody tones over bright spaces. Geometric wallpaper and furnishings add in more layers of stylistic contrast, using a mix of art deco and 1970s-inspired patterns and pieces.

The comprehensive and fast-paced remodel touched almost every room of the four-story house. Although the home's original floor plan was honored, two new ensuite bathrooms were created (one a converted from a home gym, the other an attic nook), and a 1920s-inspired speakeasy bar was carved out of an unused space in the basement to show off the clients' impressive liquor collection.

The project has been featured in Luxe Interiors + Design, as well as on LivingEtc UK.

Photos: Miranda Estes Photography

Interior architecture & design: Shannon Adamson Interior Design

Builder: Martine Construction NW