Modern Whole-Home Remodel in Bothell, WA

Location: Bothell, WA
Project Type: Whole-Home Remodel
Size: 2,100 sq ft
Project: Vlad Residential
Design: Slava Kachaieva
This 2,100 sq ft Bothell home was transformed through a complete interior renovation focused on creating a cleaner, more cohesive design and improving everyday functionality throughout the house.

The project included a full kitchen remodel, two renovated bathrooms, staircase updates, new flooring, custom millwork, interior painting, and coordinated finishes carried consistently from one space to the next.

Whole-Home Transformation
A Complete Interior Transformation

Rather than remodeling individual rooms independently, this project was planned as one coordinated renovation.

The kitchen, bathrooms, staircase, flooring, millwork, and interior finishes were considered together so each remodeled area would feel connected to the rest of the home.

This approach created a more consistent modern interior while improving functionality and everyday comfort throughout the main living spaces.

The kitchen became the centerpiece of the remodel, combining custom flat-panel cabinetry with waterfall quartz surfaces and a full-height backsplash.

The concrete-inspired cabinet finish creates a clean, contemporary appearance, while the light quartz surfaces keep the kitchen bright and visually open.

Storage, hardware, appliances, and finish details were coordinated as part of the overall kitchen design rather than selected separately.

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Custom Details Built Into the Remodel

Custom millwork and finish carpentry were incorporated throughout the renovation to give the interior a more finished and intentional appearance.

Cabinet hardware, storage accessories, trim details, and built-in elements were selected and installed with the same design direction used throughout the kitchen and surrounding spaces.
These smaller details help the finished home feel complete rather than simply updated.

The staircase was updated to connect more naturally with the modern design used throughout the rest of the home.

New finish details and stained wood handrails add warmth while maintaining the clean lines of the remodeled interior.

Treating the staircase as part of the whole-home design helped create a more consistent transition between levels rather than leaving it as a separate architectural element.

milgard windows
stained oak hand rails
mosaic tile installation
hardware for kitchens rev a shelf
entrance handrails
storage hardware
modern vanity master bathroom
flat tub faucet
Two Bathrooms, One Consistent Design Direction

Both bathrooms were fully remodeled with contemporary materials, updated fixtures, modern vanities, and carefully coordinated tile.
The design focuses on clean lines, practical storage, and durable finishes while maintaining the same visual language established in the kitchen and other remodeled areas.

By coordinating the bathrooms with the rest of the renovation, the finished home feels connected rather than divided into individually designed rooms.

Connecting the Home Through Materials

Flooring, interior paint, millwork, cabinetry, tile, and hardware were selected to work together throughout the project.
Using a consistent material palette creates smoother transitions between rooms and allows the remodeled spaces to feel like parts of one home rather than a collection of separate updates.

The result is a contemporary interior that feels clean and refined without losing warmth.

Planning a Whole-Home Remodel in Bothell?
Whether you are considering a complete interior renovation, kitchen and bathroom updates, structural changes, or a redesign of several areas at once, IDA Design & Build can help coordinate the project from initial planning through construction.
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