Remodel Design Consulting · Wenatchee Valley, WA
Open-Air Living Remodel
A remodel built around a folding glass wall, turning a covered patio into the room the whole household actually uses.
The project
How this home came together
The best thing about this house was a covered patio nobody was using. A folding glass wall between it and the main living space changed that in a single move, and the rest of the design followed from keeping both sides reading as one room.
Ceiling material carries straight through the opening, the bar counter serves inside and out, and furniture on the patio was chosen at indoor scale so stepping across the threshold does not feel like stepping outdoors. Warm timber overhead keeps the space from feeling like a covered slab.
Inside, the bathroom was reworked around a freestanding tub set beneath a window, a small room given one clear idea rather than several competing ones.
Design details
- Location. Wenatchee Valley, WA
- Service. Remodel Design Consulting
- Scope. Remodel design guidance and indoor-outdoor planning
- Palette. Warm timber, black steel, soft neutrals
- Rooms. Covered patio, main living, bathroom
- Feature. Folding glass wall and shared bar counter
The rooms
Inside Open-Air Living Remodel
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