Last year, when we wrote about the Chiarelli-Dore House, we said it looks quite unassuming from the street.
But different from within.
On Saturday the Maple Leaf home, at 843 N.E. 100th St., is open to the public as part of the 2015 Seattle Modern Home Tour.
The tour sponsors, an outfit based in Austin, Tx., have partnered with the non-profit Seattle Architecture Foundation .
The Saturday tour, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., features six homes in Seattle. More details are here.
Prices are $30 online in advance plus a $2.64 fee, or $40 on Saturday; buy tickets at any of the homes.
More details on the Maple Leaf home are at our last year’s post, which is when the home that architect James Chiarelli built for his family in 1949 was designated a Seattle Historic Landmark.
The Seattle Times wrote about it earlier this week in Pacific NW Magazine. (Hint: The Tines says Readers of Pacific NW magazine can get $5 off the price of each advance ticket purchased online using the code PNWMAG at modernhometours.com.)
