The Camano Island Residence by Studio PHH Architects is an architectural gem that unfolds gradually as you approach it. Set amidst a dense forest of fir and ferns on Camano Island, the home’s entrance is a carefully choreographed experience.
The Quincho House, designed by DeForest Architects, serves as an indoor-outdoor pavilion and modern cottage. This home is tailored for entertaining and providing additional space for hosting family and friends. With its design rooted in Argentinian tradition, it offers a contemporary take on the quincho—a space for social gatherings
Nestled in the serene Methow Valley, Aspen Leaf Ranch is a modest and modern cabin compound designed by Best Practice Architecture. The client envisioned a space that feels rooted in history, evoking the charm of an earlier century, while also accommodating modern comforts and functionality.
Nestled in the heart of Methow Valley in Mazama, Washington, the Tinyleaf Cabin, designed by GO’C, serves as a perfect retreat for outdoor enthusiasts. With direct access to mountain biking and cross-country skiing trails, this small outpost offers dramatic views and year-round recreation opportunities that attracted our client to this captivating region.
Nestled in a once-forested rural slice of land on the Key Peninsula, the Longbranch Residence by mwworks stands as a profound commitment to blending architectural design with the natural environment.
The Peach Court Residence by Wittman Estes represents a thoughtful modern renovation of a 1910 Seattle Craftsman home, with seamless landscape connections across all three levels. The design introduces a fresh balance of old and new, breathing new life into this historic home while preserving its traditional charm.
Bramblewood House, designed by Prentiss + Balance + Wickline Architects, is a tranquil retreat nestled into the hillside of a densely wooded area. Located along a gravel road that winds through a forest of old-growth fir and cedar, the house integrates thoughtfully with its natural surroundings.
Sand Point Residence, nestled within Seattle’s Sand Point Country Club, is a thoughtful reconstruction of a mid-century modern home originally built in 1968. The project, led by David Coleman Architecture, showcases the potential of repurposing older homes while retaining their original charm.
