Designer Emily Ruff Took This Small, Uninhabited 100-Year-Old Home and Filled It With Warmth, Charm, and Character

When the Seattle-based designer Emily Ruff of Cohesively Curated was tasked with reimagining this 1926 home, the property was uninhabited, having been stripped all the way back to its studs.

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