The interior decoration uses straight milled woodwork to display the geometric shapes and patterns. The homes served to advertise Storey’s work and ultimately, he designed 60 homes in Seattle as well as larger buildings. Decades later, architect Victor Steinbrueck (1911-1985) designed a large deck which blended with the original structure. The roof garden became a glassed-in corridor. Richard Haag provided an update to the landscaping.
On December 21, 1976, the residences were named a Seattle Landmark because of their distinctive architectural style and the association with a prominent Seattle citizen.
