Going Dutch

A Dutch Colonial in a historic Seattle neighborhood is restored, thanks to the careful interventions of Studio AM Architecture & Interiors, Kat Lawton Interiors, and Gallagher Co. Construction.

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Dare to be Different

Well-loved furniture comingles with a medley of unexpected materials, from burnished concrete, warm wood, and wallcoverings, in this one-of-a-kind beach house by Alix Day Architecture + Design and Bakstad Construction.

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Built to Last

Arciform owners Anne and Richard De Wolf designed and built a unique Willapa Bay house using trees harvested from their 12-acre rainforest site, then bejeweled it with a plethora of one-of-a-kind antiques.

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Tucked Away Tranquility

Nestled into the lee of a hill, this contemporary take on the western farmhouse by rhō Architects, SPACES and Lockhart | Suver takes advantage of expansive prairie and mountain views.

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Bring On The View

Sturman Architects and March-MacDonald, Inc. transform a waterside Lake Mercer home by adding a steel moment frame and floor-to-ceiling windows alongside multiple decks that open onto extraordinary 180-degree lake views.

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Contemporary Mediterranean

Crafting a contemporary take on a classic style, Space Lab Design Services, John Buchan Homes, and White Label Interiors join high contrast with cozy livability.

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In The Spotlight

From Ordinary to Extraordinary

Out-of-state-newcomers team up with contractors Schultz Miller and Susan Marinello Interiors to transform a Medina spec house into an elegant lakeside home.

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Schultz Miller’s down-to-the-studs restoration of the dramatic barrel-vaulted ceiling’s construction included replacing multiple pieces of rib-like trim with a trio of elegant ones that highlight its curve. Penthouse Drapery’s stationary side panels frame the stunning windows.
 

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