Tucked among towering evergreens on the banks of Washington’s White River, this quietly confident home seems to whisper rather than shout. Designed by Robert Hutchison Architecture, it’s a modern retreat where every line, material, and opening feels intentional. Blackened Western red cedar clads the exterior, allowing the single-story structure to fade into the forest around […]
Designed in 1958 by architect Charles A. Marsh Jr. for celebrated Seattle artist Alden Mason, this Mid-Century modern home feels like a secret treehouse tucked into the woods near Lake Washington. Recently restored by Nahoko Ueda of Ueda Design Studio, the house delicately blends preservation and innovation. It’s a deeply personal home that continues to […]
Tucked into the lush landscape at the foot of Mount Saint-Bruno, just outside Montreal, the Montpellier residence doesn’t shout for attention, it whispers. Surrounded by a dense forest canopy, this three-level home was imagined as a serene refuge. Designed by Vives St-Laurent and ATA Architecture, it’s a quiet celebration of form, light, and landscape. Here’s […]