In Seattle’s Broadmoor neighborhood, this 1940s Spanish Colonial has undergone two elegant transformations—each designed by Charlie to enhance connection, comfort, and livability. The first phase reimagined the lower garden level into a multifunctional retreat, complete with a storage-rich playroom and a cozy lounge anchored by a custom oversized banquette. Later, Charlie returned to convert a former asphalt-shingled Juliet balcony into an intimate outdoor sanctuary. Collaborating with Lockhart Suver, she layered terracotta-toned, weather-resistant materials with Moorish-inspired details—most notably, a laser-cut privacy screen and sculptural banquette. The result is a home that feels both timeless and lived-in, where interior warmth and exterior beauty flow effortlessly together, and every space invites lingering.