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"Each window in the house feels like a living painting because it perfectly frames a beautiful view of the forest or the rhododendrons out front that change with the seasons,

The existing ceiling treatment at the window was extended to the rest of the ceiling in the room, as well as the new bathroom.

The couple worked with Seattle-based firm SHED Architecture + Design on a remodel. At the front door the glass clerestory and sidelite were kept, but the solid door swapped out for a transparent one.

SHED specified a new linear window above the stovetop so as to better frame the views into the surrounding forest and yard.

“As far as minimal impact is concerned, the lightweight foundation system is part of it, and we also advocate that our customers do minimal clearing to engage their cabins in the landscape as naturally as possible,” Romanowicz says. “If your build site feels too open because you just cleared one too many trees, stop, and take a break—and maybe plant a bush to make up for it.”

Without the need for a permanent foundation, the Hüga House can be relocated at any time.

Wieler and Tung wanted a space conducive to entertaining, and this open kitchen delivers. It features a stainless steel refrigerator, Pro-Style gas range, hood, backsplash, and two-rack tub dishwasher, all from Jenn-Air. The ebony countertop, which allows the chef to interact easily with guests, is from Caesarstone. The distinctive faucet and Poise kitchen sink are from Kohler. Maple cabinets by Merillat (installed flush with the wall to save space and look sleek) provide ample storage space for all kitchen essentials. The under-counter storage space holds Victoria china designed by Oscar Tusquets for Driade. The bread board was designed by Antonio Citterio for Iittala’s Tools collection. The wine rack and oil/vinegar cruets are from Rosendahl.

The kitchen is outfitted with a built-in refrigerator by Norcool and an AEG cooktop and oven.

Child's bedroom with custom cabinetry and reading nook

Connect Parkville House kitchen.

The partitions between the rooms and neighboring buildings are stud walls with board siding. - New Haven, Connecticut Dwell Magazine : September / October 2017

Guest rooms offer unparalleled views of the sea, and terraces perfect for enjoying breakfast al fresco or the magical sunset.

In the master bedroom, a custom ash frame takes advantage of the expansive view.

Master bed room overlooking en-suit classic-European style bathroom sectioned off with a curtain for privacy.