Cabin

The owner, founder of Archistoric Lighting Studio, restored mid-century Danish light fixtures throughout the home.

Kitchen by 'Henry Built'. Dark stained white oak with quartzite island top.

White oak cabinetry by 'Henry Built'

In 2020, Isabel and David Yahng bought their Portland house, which was originally designed by architect Saul Zaik in 1963.

The master bedroom makes for a quiet getaway even when the house is filled with people, occupying its own corner of the L-shaped home.

The shingle roof juts out over an ample timber deck adjoining the living area, extending the living space outside.

Glazing on both sides of the home and an open floor plan allows for beautiful water and forest views throughout the living space.

The remote studio/office that Robert Swatt of Swatt Miers Architects designed for a Healdsburg, California, property is marked by glass walls that provide the feeling of working in nature.

“We talked a lot about the idea of being on a campsite. Everything is very functional; everything can be made into something else.”—Karen Stonely, architect

The Woodhull team created a small nook for the home’s wood-burning stove. “Because we wanted the eyes to continually look outward, we didn’t want the wood stove and associated flue to detract from that,” says Morris. “Having it sit inside this nook allows it to still be visible from the living room, but also provides a nice place to sit beside and read.”

The times they are a-changin’ for the legendary singer-songwriter’s 18,357-square-foot manor.

9363 Father Foley Drive in Ideal Township, Minnesota, is currently listed for $3,500,000 by Scott Acker of Bruce Birkeland Group.

Veneer plywood was used in both interior and exterior applications, providing a clean yet warm aesthetic.