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A walnut-topped table and Womb chair, both by Eero Saarinen for Knoll, offer a cozy spot for reading.

The skylight and floor-to-ceiling glass windows invite nature into the bathing area of the bathroom.

Inside, original terrazzo floors run throughout the main living/dining area and kitchen. Other features include cedar-clad ceilings, exposed beams, and custom built-in cabinetry.

The landmarked midcentury residence just outside Spokane, Washington, features a massive lava-rock fireplace and a cedar-wrapped solarium.

The stairway is a now showcase for the home’s old-growth redwood paneling.

The flooring throughout the main floor is a light-toned rustic oak by Woodpecker Flooring.

Walnut cabinetry with a custom finger-pull treatment, a close collaboration with local designer John Deitrich at Plum Projects, now wraps the kitchen perimeter.

Le Whit created an airy first floor by exposing the framework at the ceiling. “There’s a lot of attention and pull to the structure, almost like the exoskeleton of the home,” says Curtiss. The fluted glass panel replaced a solid wall, adding transparency while still supplying structural support.

A look at another one of the bedrooms, which features wraparound clerestory windows.

O’Donnell anticipates green being a popular shade for kitchen cabinetry and living spaces in 2021.

Kim notes that black walls will trend as homeowners seek out a clutter-free home.

Another perspective of the living area shows the adjacent kitchen and dining room, which feature cedar cladding along the ceiling to visually unite all of the spaces.

Upon arrival, a generous-size entry hall opens up to one of the home's three living areas. A large skylight above the beams draws in ample natural light, brightening the neutral color palette.

Tucked away on a nearly 1.5-acre lot in Rossville, Georgia, the 1957 midcentury offers plenty of living space—both inside and out. In addition to the 3,115-square-foot interiors, the home has an expansive landscaped lot, surrounded by verdant vegetation which ensures ample privacy.

The guest bathroom features Waringa tiles from Johnson Tiles and a Caroma basin.

In the kitchen, Eames chairs flank a custom dining table, and the pendant is by Wever & Ducré.

The kitchen has a 12-foot built-in unit along the west wall that includes an upholstered sofa, a standing desk, and mail organization slots and drawers. “These are the kind of details that I will carry through my career—and there is never a guarantee that a project will produce such a thing,” says architect Nicholas Fiore.

The kitchen has a large central island, with the range and workspaces on the right and a huge built-in on the left in front of the stair. A bright, white laminate wall holds the oven and refrigerator. Architect Nicholas Fiore says this element “pumps the brakes a bit” on the white oak shiplap walls and white oak ceiling.