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The main room has seven-meter-high ceilings with southeast-facing floor-to-ceiling windows.
The main room has seven-meter-high ceilings with southeast-facing floor-to-ceiling windows.
The hub of the home, the living and dining area features double-height floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding doors that open onto the ample outdoor space.
The hub of the home, the living and dining area features double-height floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding doors that open onto the ample outdoor space.
With the Wirick House, Calvin Straub used slender, exposed wood framing and tall windows to open up views of the San Gabriel Mountains.
With the Wirick House, Calvin Straub used slender, exposed wood framing and tall windows to open up views of the San Gabriel Mountains.
"A matching bench extends into the open shower where accordion corner windows can open entirely,
"A matching bench extends into the open shower where accordion corner windows can open entirely,
In the primary bathroom, leathered Alexandria quartzite coordinates with Fireclay tiles in rosemary.
In the primary bathroom, leathered Alexandria quartzite coordinates with Fireclay tiles in rosemary.
The bathroom is a “compromise” for the couple, as Michelle didn’t want tile, and Augustin preferred the space to have a darker wall finish. They agreed to ensconce it in charcoal-colored plaster. The stools are by River Valadez.
The bathroom is a “compromise” for the couple, as Michelle didn’t want tile, and Augustin preferred the space to have a darker wall finish. They agreed to ensconce it in charcoal-colored plaster. The stools are by River Valadez.
"Whether you're hosting a dinner party or just relaxing with family and friends, this space is perfect for enjoying the Southern California lifestyle,
"Whether you're hosting a dinner party or just relaxing with family and friends, this space is perfect for enjoying the Southern California lifestyle,
The second bedroom also offers direct outdoor access, as well as charming picture windows and a spacious reading area.
The second bedroom also offers direct outdoor access, as well as charming picture windows and a spacious reading area.
The remodeled kitchen offers a whole corner of glass, and continues as a backsplash beneath the new cabinetry.
The remodeled kitchen offers a whole corner of glass, and continues as a backsplash beneath the new cabinetry.
Limited storage in an ADU requires that platterware and glassware be stored on open shelves in the kitchen and the top of the refrigerator be utilized.
Limited storage in an ADU requires that platterware and glassware be stored on open shelves in the kitchen and the top of the refrigerator be utilized.
Scott Mooney and Lauren Shumaker sitting on their living room couch purchased from a local business, Perch Furniture.
Scott Mooney and Lauren Shumaker sitting on their living room couch purchased from a local business, Perch Furniture.
Scott and Lauren’s compact backyard home is located in the back half of their 5,000-square-foot lot in the Richmond neighborhood of Southeast Portland.
Scott and Lauren’s compact backyard home is located in the back half of their 5,000-square-foot lot in the Richmond neighborhood of Southeast Portland.
A timber staircase accesses the loft-like office and is wider at the bottom, where it doubles as shelving. <span style="color: rgb(118, 118, 118); font-size: 13px;">Photo by Ye Rin Mok</span>
Photo by Ye Rin Mok
Designed by Austin, Texas–based studio Andersson-Wise Architects, the 12,500-square-foot Stone Creek Camp is sited on a sloping hill whose topography guides visitors to discover the grounds slowly: from the gatehouse to the master house, main lodge, and guesthouse. The eco-friendly family retreat features a stacked wood facade that was built from fallen trees found on the site; a sod green roof that provides insulation; and regionally sourced construction materials—including stone, wood, windows, and doors.
Designed by Austin, Texas–based studio Andersson-Wise Architects, the 12,500-square-foot Stone Creek Camp is sited on a sloping hill whose topography guides visitors to discover the grounds slowly: from the gatehouse to the master house, main lodge, and guesthouse. The eco-friendly family retreat features a stacked wood facade that was built from fallen trees found on the site; a sod green roof that provides insulation; and regionally sourced construction materials—including stone, wood, windows, and doors.

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