From modern fixture choices to stylish custom storage, this small master bathroom makes a big design statement.

Downsizing from a large, sprawling home overlooking the lake, replete with infinity pool, to a down-to-the-studs remodel of a traditional 1950s lake house into a 3200 sq. ft. Northwest Cottage took ingenuity, creativity and collaboration from all involved.

In 2014, two native Oregonians who are now career professionals living in Washington, D.C., began looking for a vacation home in the Pacific Northwest. They tried Bend, the Oregon coast, and even the Willamette River without luck. While viewing a parcel of land on a bluff overlooking Yale Lake, they spotted the perfect lakefront property. A little sleuthing came next.

Architecture is a little bit like yoga: it’s all about balance. This new contemporary home in Seattle’s Magnolia neighborhood follows the rules of a great outfit and mixes luxuries and basics for home that hits the bull’s-eye: High-end and on-budget.

For Peter Brachvogel of BC&J Architecture of Seattle, the 2014-16 makeover of this 1931 Norman-style home was a second time around, and a first-time collaboration with interior designer Taylor Ogle of Taylor Anne Interiors in Santa Barbara, who was intimately aware of the home’s shortcomings having spent her teenage years there.

Luxury, meet sustainability. This LEED Platinum home wraps best-in-class energy and water efficiency features in clean, warm, contemporary design.

Garnering national attention with rankings among “America’s most livable” communities, Bellevue and Mercer Island, for now, still offer opportunities for buyers to put down roots in neighborhoods coveted for their proximity to high tech and outdoor recreation.

Art. Family. The outdoors. The things that make life meaningful for this family are the same things that guided the design of their new home on bainbridge island. Abundant light, plenty of room for a growing tribe, and places of honor for a lifetime of international collecting make this home one of a kind.

Classic Northwest style gets a contemporary breath of fresh air in this Mercer Island home. Warm tones, tons of light, and an abundance of natural materials (yes, that includes steel and concrete) bring the outdoors in on even the darkest days.

This young family loved their classic Tudor home, but they didn’t love its small rooms or tiny windows. A down-to-the-studs remodel transformed a cramped space into an open, airy, light-filled home with enough room for everyone to grow.

What began as a dream to create a Northwest Spa-type space became a 7,500 sq. ft. home that, while often voluminous with striking windows that bring the outside in, always feels cozy and intimate, thanks to the collaborative efforts of Barclay Home Design and Garrison Hullinger Interior Design.

The Pacific Northwest has its own kind of vernacular architecture: cozy, naturalistic homes with a focus on craftsmanship and strong links between the interior, the exterior, and the horizon. This cabin on San Juan Island incorporates the best of contemporary design with heritage materials that evoke the essence of the Northwest.

Seattle is officially the fastest growing large city in the nation.

Take one dream team: architect James Dixon and interior designer Georgia Tapert Howe, add a daring client ready to trade years of living in a west village townhouse filled with antique furnishings for a badly laid out loft in the NoHo district of Manhattan, and what do you get? A miracle!

Born and raised in Seattle, Sara Kranwinkle knows the value of a good location. She also loves Queen Anne, the neighborhood where she and her family have lived for the past 13 years. So when the double ...

Dark Northwest winters call for bright, light, glowing interiors inspired by the architecture of beach resorts. This new home’s kitchen combines timeless traditional elements with a glamorous contemporary edge for a space that feels straight out of sunny, sun-drenched southern California.

Traditional, meet contemporary. This turn-of-the-last-century home in one of Portland’s most historic neighborhoods gets a much-needed refresh without losing its heritage feel. Bright color, pop-art inspired details, and crisp, clean lines set the stage for modern living while staying true to architectural details from another era.

Residential designer Matthew Daby of M.O. Daby Design met a growing family’s need to remain in their long-time community by building a modern infill home alongside their existing bungalow that remains respectful of the neighborhood. 

Determined to give his top floor condo a polished, masculine look, patrick ginn turned to steelhead architecture and vanillawood’s design build firm to create a sophisticated spin on bachelor pad style.

Jenny Taylor of August Taylor Design brightens up a 1910 Seattle Magnolia Craftsman with a fashion forward design that reflects her client's personality.