Driftwood Cove

A Gig Harbor home, designed by S9 Architecture and AM Interior Design, embraces the natural world in ways big and small, in order to provide daily inspiration for the artist homeowner.

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Island Life

Land Morphology teamed with Massucco Warner Interior Design, Studio AM Architects, Wygal Builders, and landscape contractor Green Man Landscape and Design to create this garden retreat nestled in the woods of San Juan Island, replete with athletic courts, pool, spa, fire pits, and party barn.

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Methow Valley

CAST Architecture and Bjornsen Construction fashion a Mazama home that not only frames the stunning views, but is tailor-made to the owners’ lifestyle, including plentiful ski storage, room for ping pong, and a protected dog run for their beloved pup.

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Oasis on the Waterfront

Dovetail General Contractors and Heliotrope Architects convert a tricky urban lot on a busy West Seattle street into an unexpected refuge by connecting the home’s interior to Puget Sound views and a private courtyard.

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Wine Country Rustic

The “Hewn,” which swept the 2022 NW Natural Street of Dreams® Awards in Newberg, Oregon, was built by Chandler Willcuts of Del Boca Vista, LLC, in collaboration with interior designer Brittainy Tiffany of Tiffany Home Design, and residential draftsman Alyssa Wavra of Wavra Design Company.

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Less White More Bright

Eschewing popular home-makeover trends, this family of five opted for something more dramatic. One significant structural change and a darkly masculine color palette transformed an oppressive 90s-era kitchen into a sophisticated and spacious place for entertaining and daily use.

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Less White More Bright

Eschewing popular home-makeover trends, this family of five opted for something more dramatic. One significant structural change and a darkly masculine color palette transformed an oppressive 90s-era kitchen into a sophisticated and spacious place for entertaining and daily use.

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Custom cabinets in Iron Ore from Sherwin Williams prioritize plenty of storage. Their double height makes use of previously dead space at ceiling level. A clever pull-out coffee hub and lower drawers throughout make for easy access and tidy-up. The handmade tile backsplash from Cle Tile adds a bespoke, artisan texture.
 

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