Framing the View

When a prominent Ketchum, Idaho gallery owner introduced her art-loving fiancé to award-winning Seattle architect Tom Kundig of Olson Kundig, the desire to build a Kundig home was born. Nestled amidst a warren of Aspen trees, the house rises dramatically to enjoy the view, while simultaneously honoring the couple’s extraordinary art collection.

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Second to Nature

Steve Hoedemaker and Kelly Jimenez of Hoedemaker Pfeiffer in Seattle answered a unique challenge when designing this forever lakeside vacation home alongside a revered 1920s family fishing cabin by mixing architectural simplicity with a modern aesthetic suitable for two siblings’ families and the generations beyond.

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Dreaming of Home

Looking for a home that was neither too big nor too small, a Wilsonville couple’s quest for the just right home led them to a street of dreams where they were able to build a bespoke home that weds old world character with new world verve.

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In the Foothills of Badger Mountain

Taylor Callaway of Seattle’s First Lamp teamed with Mandy Callaway Interiors to create this award-winning modern home that answered the needs of a newly blended family that references Japanese architecture, the big sky, and open spaces found at the foot of Richland’s Badger Mountain Centennial Preserve.

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The Salmon Sisters

Feasting, Fishing, and Living in Alaska.

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In The Spotlight

East Meets West

Portland designer Garrison Hullinger teams with an East Coast architect to create a colonial home with contemporary interiors in Connecticut.

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The kitchen is my favorite room in the house for entertaining, doing homework and being together, says Jennifer, who worked with Garrison to add a more modern take to the initial drawings, including picking the statement stone, cabinet fronts, hardware, colors, cabinet style, faucets, perimeter countertops, and backsplash.
 

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