The Danish Know How to Rock a Spectacular Summer House
By: Maria Dolan

This Danish-inspired Hood Canal getaway offers year-round relaxation.

AIA Seattle, Home design, Architecture, AIA Home of Distinction
AIA Home of Distinction: A Light-Filled Case Inlet Cabin

This modern Northwest cabin on Herron Island establishes a connection to its natural surrounds with expansive windows, wraparound glass doors, plus a hidden sunken tub that gives the illusion of soaking among the trees

AIA Seattle, AIA Home of Distinction, Herron Island, Case Inlet, Olympic Peninsula, Architecture, Pacific Northwest Architecture
The Japanese Maple tree visible through the living room window of this Mercer Island home (alternate view below), was a gift to the owner when his father passed away. More than 20 years later it is a vibrant part of the landscape
AIA Home of Distinction: A Mercer Island Residence of Heart and Soul

A Mercer Island home nurtures family ties

AIA Seattle, AIA Home of Distinction, Mercer Island, Rick Sundberg, Architecture, Pacific Northwest Architecture
Lakewood Home Seamlessly Blends Indoors and Outdoors
By: Robin Avni

The ’40s bungalow just “felt right” as soon as Shannon and Pablo Supkay walked through the front door of the 2,000-square-foot house 10 years ago in Seattle’s Lakewood neighborhood.The two-bedroom house had a cozy atmosphere, the neighborhood was

Architecture, AIA Seattle, Design, Interiors
The Lightbox: Point Roberts Home Embraces Rural Surroundings
By: Robin Avni

Nestled among the firs and cedars on the Whatcom County peninsula of Point Roberts sits a modest, 1,600-square-foot structure made bold with a simple, rustic design that frames the forest and gracefully captures the light of the passing day.

AIA Seattle, Design, Architecture
This Busy Family Achieves Balance in their Home
By: Shannon O'leary

Of course, there’s no such thing as having it all.

AIA Seattle, Architecture, Design, Interiors