Breezeway

The mural was improvised by Jessica and Dan after they ran out of Arbor Wood cladding, but architect Annabell Ren had encouraged them to incorporate Jessica's art into the project.

The garage is clad with Arbor Wood, a thermally modified hardwood (ash) that makes the material more durable and resilient, using a chemical-free heat and steaming process.

Jessica and Dan's home sits adjacent to a cemetery (a gravestone can be seen just behond the white fence), and occupies the site of a former church.

The project's Arbor Wood panels extend from the main garage to form a covered area at left, where the panels become spaced several inches apart.

In the primary bathroom, the floor and wall tile is Quartziti Glacier by Satements. The Bola Sphere Suspension Lamp is by Pablo Designs.

The downstairs bedrooms enjoy a covered patio, which can be enjoyed even during Oregon's frequently rainy weather.

The entryway features a family heirloom in the form of an antique dresser, which sits beneath a West Elm chandelier.

The solid support wall was swapped out for a wood slat wall. Dunn Edwards “Revival Rose,” an update on the terracotta color, was used to define the kitchen from the rest of the home.

Two recreational tubs are heated by a solar heat pump.

Weijnen used adobe plaster in nearly all the rooms of the house. It's an ideal material for passive houses as it can absorb and release moisture and heat exceptionally well.

Abstracted ocotillo cut outs in steel panels frame the entry courtyard