Consummate home chefs can entertain with pride in this revamped kitchen designed for timeless appeal and modern durability by Kat Lawton Interiors and Bevel.

Dubbed “Big Fir,” this Willamette Valley home complements the vineyard’s natural topography and agricultural plan.

Lindal Cedar Homes, OTO Design, and Schaefer Construction fashion a custom Seattle home that embraces the water in more ways than one.

Chesmore Buck Architecture, CDK Interior Design and De Boer Construction craft a Northwest modern and low maintenance Bellingham home to capture the stunning bay views in every room.

Dubbed “Cedarfell” by its owners, this remodeled kitchen on the site of the original Woodinville homestead embraces the timeless allure of the past.

Deeply tied to the land and connected to local artisans, an architect and a musician were intimately involved in bringing “The Rambler” to fruition.

House of Ponce transforms a 2013 Portland home into a showcase brimming with exquisite style that is layered with stunning wallpaper, furnishings, and breathtaking hand plastered work by Bravura Finishes.

In an ode to the owners’ love for the California lifestyle, design-build firm Vanillawood transforms a waterfront Lake Oswego bungalow into a light-filled haven.

McClellan Architects and Mercer Builders worked in concert to design and build a lakeside home on a challenging steep lot that celebrates strong indoor and outdoor connections.

Hoedemaker Pfeiffer’s magical transformation of a failed 1970s attempt at Mid-Century Modern brings a vibrant Palm Springs vibe to this Seattle home.

White Space Design Group and Cascadia Building Company instill a nuanced neutral palette and just the right amount of texture to make this Shoreline home a soothing retreat.

The home built in the 1990s was feeling its age. A new vision by designer Cohesively Curated and contractor ACS Custom Homes updates the interiors while leaning into the classic architectural elements.

Puget Sound’s winning designers elevate kitchens and bathrooms from once dated and dysfunctional to absolutely fabulous.

Puget Sound’s NKBA 2023 Design Awards celebrate the industry’s kitchen and bath designers’ latest projects.

For this waterfront Lake Oswego home, Charla Ray Interior Design, Keith Abel Residential Design and Stoneridge Custom Development balance livability and luxury, so its owners can host everything from holiday gatherings to impromptu paddle sessions with ease.

K&L Interiors and Ainslie-Davis Construction team up to reconfigure a Dutch Colonial home in the Mt. Baker neighborhood, taking care to seamlessly blend new additions with the home’s cherished historic character.

On the historic grounds of Seattle’s Broadmoor community, a stunning modern home designed by architects Stuart Silk and Amanda Cavassa rises amidst the lofting trees with captivating interior design by award-winning Christian Grevstad.

Warm and inviting, this modern concrete home in Seattle’s Madrona neighborhood balances heft and durability with an expansive, nature-centered lightness.

Jessica Nelson and Complete Construction take a 1920s home from livable to luscious. Historical details are restored to prominence, while natural materials and hues reflect the ubiquitous Seattle views.

Wise Design, Sasquatch Architecture, and Soren Clark of Owen Gabbert, LLC, join forces to remodel this Alameda Ridge home in Portland, improving function and flow, and adding much needed warmth and modernity, as well as better connection to its stunning city views.