Bedrooms

The guest bedroom, as well as other parts of the house, have a plywood accent wall. “My family's in the plywood business and they have been making plywood for over a hundred years,” says Holly. “This is not your typical Home Depot plywood. This is really clear with a nice veneer on it. So, we were able to do a special run of plywood that had a really beautiful grain to it, and it adds so much richness to our home.” The sconces are from Cedar & Moss.

In 2014, architect Barry downs was awarded the Order of Canada for his architectural work.

The floors alternate between brick and Scandinavian oak.

“The bedroom is without a doubt my happy place,” Adam says.

The bed frame is custom, designed by Jin Lee Studio.

Leila made the light in the primary bedroom herself from a simple kit using silk fabric she bought in Madrid. "

The custom headboard features built-in storage, with curved lines reminiscent of Shaker design. The bed linens are from Cultiver, the quilt is vintage, and the throw pillows are from Elitis, available from Assembly Line.

A bedroom with floor-to-ceiling windows is part of the prefabricated portion of the home.

The cascading levels and warm wood create a serene, grown-up-treehouse vibe.

The bedroom shutters are original to the historic home.

The former sunroom, now a guest room, has a 1970s armchair by Bruno Rey.

The sleeping area is framed with custom maple casework crafted by local Lopez Island company, Island Custom Woodworks. The brass cabinet pulls are from Schoolhouse, and the wall lamp is by Normann Copenhagen.