Designed by Miller-Roodell Architects together with Design Associates as a retreat for a multi-generational family, this modern ranch house called “Five Springs” is situated in Beaverhead County, Montana. A haven for the owner’s expanding family and a generational testament to the value of preserving wild places, its cascading low-slung form touches lightly down between flowing […]
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This breathtaking modern Maine home floats above the forest canopy
Whitten Architects is responsible for the design of this spectacular modern treetop home in Kennebunkport, Maine, for a young professional couple seeking a permanent base for remote work and an active outdoor lifestyle. Having found a lot on a quiet cul-de-sac with private access to the water via a wooded path, they envisioned a home […]
A striking midcentury modern home in La Jolla with Pacific Ocean views
Corona House is an exceptional midcentury modern home in La Jolla, California, custom-crafted by Mark A Silva Architect in collaboration with MLA Contractors. This project was a labor of love from initial planning to the finished, flawless product, encompassing 3,499 square feet of living space with four bedrooms and five bathrooms. With interior design expertly […]
Skyfall: A stunning modern retreat in Oregon’s high desert landscape
Designed by Eric Meglasson together with Copperline Homes, this warm, modern retreat is nestled on a generous lot within Tetherow, the gated high-desert golf resort community on the western outskirts of Bend, Oregon. Encompassing 4,564 square feet of living space, “Skyfall” balances crisp contemporary architecture with an inviting sense of comfort. This home feels like your […]
This Washington hillside home was designed in perfect harmony with the forest
Prentiss Balance Wickline Architects are responsible for the design of this hillside home, built in perfect harmony with the forest in Mazama, Washington. Encompassing 2,400 square feet of living space, this modern refuge nestles comfortably on a forested slope strewn with enormous boulders. The homeowners entrusted the architects with their dream of a relaxing home […]
A lakeside home cradled in a serene forest in Quebec’s Laurentian Mountains
This modern lakeside home, designed by MU Architecture, in collaboration with Anik Patry Architect, is surrounded by forest in La Conception, a charming village nestled in the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec, Canada. Offering complete seclusion, this backcountry refuge is set within a dramatic mountain landscape at the most pristine end of Lake Xavier. It opens […]
This modern waterfront home offers a peaceful escape on Washington’s Hood Canal
Designed by Eerkes Architects, the Surly Crab is a modern waterfront home that appears to float just steps above the oyster‑shell‑strewn shoreline of Hood Canal, neslted on 10-acre, lushly forested site in Seabeck, Washington. Its main floor is suspended from a monolithic concrete fireplace that anchors the home to the land, lifting the main level […]
Step into a stunning Seattle bungalow designed for the ultimate live work lifestyle
This elegant home in Seattle, Washington, was designed by Drew Shawver Architecture + Design. The 1,625-square-foot house showcases nature via natural light and visual/physical connections to the gardens. The clients are a young couple, a product designer from Lebanon, and a graphic designer from Bainbridge Island. They sought a home that would reflect their desire […]
This San Juan Islands home was beautifully redesigned around its scenic views
Perched on the western shore of Orcas Island in Washington’s San Juan Islands, this waterfront home was redesigned by Prentiss Balance Wickline Architects with one goal in mind: to make the most of its breathtaking views. What was once a maze of small rooms with heavy stone fireplaces blocking the scenery is now a light-filled […]
An inspiring artist retreat in Washington with amazing views of Mount Hood
Perched on the slopes of Bald Mountain above White Salmon, Washington, this artist’s retreat, designed by Scott Edwards Architecture, commands sweeping views of the Columbia River Gorge and Mt. Hood. The site’s natural topography shaped the design: two structures nestled into the steep hillside, their interiors oriented to take full advantage of the dramatic landscape beyond. […]










