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Sliders on either side of the living room aid in cross-ventilation. The ladder leads to a small office space.

Douglas-fir open shelving and cabinetry were designed to match the wood in the rest of the home. The refrigerator is hiding beside the hallway entrance.

Strategically-placed windows, including at the ceiling, allow for views of the trees and wildlife.

As part of the angles of the structures, there are tight quarters—like this one in the kids' bathroom. A separate water closet keeps the room from feeling too tight.

Snow guards create seasonal insulation, and stormwater runoff is directed to infiltration systems to protect Lake Tahoe.

David, Edith, and their two children use the open living room to play. Concealed storage helps them keep everything minimalist.