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The open end of the loft features a handmade driftwood screen.

The cob facade is protected by a large overhang around the home.

A built-in desk runs along one side of the space. Numerous windows bring sunlight in from all sides of the home.

Located northeast of Seattle, Washington, this two-home property is surrounded by a 38-acre land trust named Sharingwood. The front cottage was constructed using a naturally made material known as cob, while the rear studio was built using the straw-bale construction method.