This recently renovated midcentury home is bright, open, and full of high-end finishes.

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Designed by esteemed local architect Louis Giles, Jr., the house combines midcentury cool with tasteful modern upgrades.

Built in 1954 by Robert Gurney, this residence is a masterpiece of stone and glass.

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This 1960s abode designed by Moritz Kundig includes a healthy dose of love for Washington's rugged, glorious, natural terrain.

Grab your skis—this two-bedroom cabin is less than two miles from the Summit at Snoqualmie (and only 28 miles from Seattle).

The four structures that form Studhorse in Northern Washington encourage family members and guests to interact with the...

With five-story water views and accents from a salvaged ship, this home has served as inspiration for an acclaimed architect.

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This impenetrable getaway beautifully mixes form and function.

For co-founders Jake and Pum Lefebure of Design Army, family and business work well together.

Borrowing from the local rural vernacular, a rugged yet modern artist retreat embraces the landscape.

Saul and Kristen Becker of Mutuus Studio build a jewel-like kitchen that now acts as a calling card for their firm.

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Overlooking the Methow Valley and North Cascades, this indoor/outdoor home has a dramatic roof overhang that forms a...

Elevated above the Hood Canal shoreline, Aldo Beach House expands to make room for visiting family.

Rerucha Studio adds a wall of glass and a Japanese-inspired garden to Art Collector’s Retreat in Bellevue.

A modern cabin designed by Les Eerkes incorporates freecycled materials and makes a minimal impact on the surrounding forest.

This 760-square-foot stable outside Seattle was converted into an artist's studio, guest bedroom, and more.

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Amenities like an outdoor fire pit and a temperature-controlled, floor-to-ceiling wine cabinet make this mountain home perfect...

Architect James Cutler designs a refined cabin that honors this remote stretch of rugged landscape.

San Francisco–based couple Tom McElroy and Scott Turco breathe new life into a dated retreat in the forests of Arnold.

The building, completed in 1994, is upgraded from gold status.

Nestled in a second-growth forest, this Pacific Northwest retreat is deliberately simple yet modern.

Modeled after the Danish sommerhus, this getaway for a Seattle family boasts lofty interiors that spill outdoors.

Seeking a quiet retreat, a couple builds a 1,600-square-foot property where simplicity reigns.

The newly renovated abode was designed in 1970 by midcentury-modern architect Charles Goodman.

Sited on Guemes Island, this striking abode has a lovingly handcrafted interior and a beautiful history.

Once overlooked and overgrown, this 1962 home now features sunlit rooms and thoughtful outdoor spaces.

Josh Hissong takes on the mantle of one of Washington’s most noted architects with a reverent renovation.

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This whimsical home is set in a forested cohousing community with 23 acres of hiking trails and a neighborhood garden.

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