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“Aesthetically, the homeowners gravitated to the exposed structure of the Northwest Regional style, a vernacular that, observes Jeff Guggenheim, “reveals how buildings are made, with lots of natural materials and little adornment.” The resulting design incorporates shed roofs and gables to reference local farm buildings, yet it’s unfailingly modern. Read more
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A mountainside home, rooted in context.

“Aesthetically, the homeowners gravitated to the exposed structure of the Northwest Regional style, a vernacular that, observes Jeff Guggenheim, “reveals how buildings are made, with lots of natural materials and little adornment.” The resulting design incorporates shed roofs and gables to reference local farm buildings, yet it’s unfailingly modern. (Note the lines of the fireplace, its stonework crisply edged with steel.) “They also wanted a home that balanced aesthetics with functionality, and it was important that the materiality reflect the regional environment.” ”— Luxe Magazine

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