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There are treehouse vibes galore in this wood-clad, three-story midcentury house—the entrance is reached by way of an elevated deck, for instance—propped on a hill above the sandy beach-strewn Manzanita. The hosts are designers, and so the interior is inviting and airy, with hues of gray and yellow playing with the abundance of natural light. It may feel secluded here, but Neahkahnie Beach, a more subdued alternative to kayaking at nearby Nehalem Bay State Park, is only a five-minute stroll away.

The orientation of the kitchen work areas were changed, so sunlight from the slanting windows better illuminates the cooking station.

The existing pine wall boards in the guest bedroom are painted white to reflect light. The windows look east. The furniture is from Room & Board, and the pendant light is by George Nelson. The pillows and duvet are made from fabric by MissPrint.

Original pine wall boards are painted white to reflect light in the den. A George Nelson pendant hangs above a clean-lined sectional sofa atop carpet tiles by FLOR. The pillows are made from MissPrint Garden City fabric, and the quilt is from Haptic Lab.

After: By knocking down a wall, they opened up the kitchen to the living room to create one great room, ideal for entertaining.

A Poly & Bark pendant light hangs from the slanted, 30-foot ceiling, providing an airy complement to a white oak table made by Daniel Kortsch.

The upstairs bathroom layout was adjusted to allow for a large, walk-in shower lined with white subway tile. A marble-topped vanity with an oil-rubbed bronze faucet sits atop gray, hexagonal floor tiles.

The China White paint on the pine paneling pairs well with the unfinished trim and the linen Tuft & Needle duvet.

Airbnb guests will find creative handmade touches throughout Alpenglow Cabin like wooden headboards, Colorado wildflower botanical prints sourced from Etsy, pillow covers, local pottery, and more.

The expansive windows offer unparalleled views of La Plata peak while also providing lots of natural light to the living room and kitchen.

Zachary filled the wall beneath the high windows with the Morrison Console from Egg Collective and the owners’ art collection. The Trumpet Lamp is from Lostine.

Behind a facade of stained-black cedar, plywood walls and exposed rafters lend a casual, loft-like feel to the space, while strategically placed windows and skylights bring in ample day-light.

At $189, the Leopold Metal Bed is the fab fivesome's nod to the classic brass bed, but with a thin black frame the Queer Eye team has added their own modern spin.

The walls and ceilings are painted white to match the exterior and the snowy landscape. The living room sofa is from Élément de Base, and the wood-burning stove is a Jøtul F 105.

The kitchen features oak woodwork, black fixtures and fittings, and black hexagonal tiles that mimic the lines of the local landscape and represent the “basalt columns and moodiness of Iceland”.

The entire Wooden Cabin—including the sleeping cubbies, shown here—is clad in locally sourced larch, which over time will turn gray then black. Read the full story here.

Keren Richter drew inspiration from the nearby ocean and farmland for this Martha's Vineyard renovation, whose master suite features a canopy bed from Australian furniture maker Mark Tuckey—replete with warm, textural linen and natural fiber bedding.

Bamboo bathroom caddies from Muji complement a leather-bound mirror by Jacques Adnet for Gubi. In keeping with the home’s old-new dynamic, a 1920s vintage Kohler sink is furnished with a brushed gold faucet from Kohler’s Purist Collection. “The process of remodeling reflected a discovery, a real blending,” says Jennifer.