Inside the warm and welcoming transformation of a Washington forest home

PHOTOGRAPHER Michael Jensen Photo & Mark Woods Photography PHOTOGRAPHER Michael Jensen Photo & Mark Woods Photography Learn more

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This newly constructed home, which has 6,400 square feet of living space, was built with a Northwest respect for rugged materials, including stone, concrete, and Douglas Fir.

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This re-design of a beautiful Washington home offers its outdoorsy inhabitants a place where they can enjoy both their indoor and outdoor living spaces.

PHOTOGRAPHER Michael Jensen Photo & Mark Woods Photography PHOTOGRAPHER Michael Jensen Photo & Mark Woods Photography Learn more

The owner’s bedroom was completely redesigned, featuring a stone fireplace and a TV cabinet with a hidden access door.

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The original bathroom felt too cave-like for the outdoorsy homeowners. They yearned for a light-filled room to make daily rituals more enjoyable.

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The manufacturer of the floors is Island Stone, and the tile is called Perfect Pebble 13 in Antique Timor White. The window covering in the bath area is a resin panel from 3-form called Bear Grass lite, matte finish, 1/4 thick. PHOTOGRAPHER Michael Jensen Photo & Mark Woods Photography PHOTOGRAPHER Michael Jensen Photo & Mark Woods Photography Learn more

The sconces in the home theater are custom-fabricated. The design is based on a pendant light by John Beck Steel called the “Beatty Shotgun Light.”

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This room is roughly 12′ x 14′, including the depth of the wine cabinet. The wine is stored on racks that hold three bottles deep, making efficient use of the space.

PHOTOGRAPHER Michael Jensen Photo & Mark Woods Photography PHOTOGRAPHER Michael Jensen Photo & Mark Woods Photography Learn more

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PHOTOGRAPHER Michael Jensen Photo & Mark Woods Photography PHOTOGRAPHER Michael Jensen Photo & Mark Woods Photography Learn more

Inside the warm and welcoming transformation of a Washington forest home

This newly constructed home, which has 6,400 square feet of living space, was built with a Northwest respect for rugged materials, including stone, concrete, and Douglas Fir.

This re-design of a beautiful Washington home offers its outdoorsy inhabitants a place where they can enjoy both their indoor and outdoor living spaces.

The owner’s bedroom was completely redesigned, featuring a stone fireplace and a TV cabinet with a hidden access door.

The original bathroom felt too cave-like for the outdoorsy homeowners. They yearned for a light-filled room to make daily rituals more enjoyable.

The sconces in the home theater are custom-fabricated. The design is based on a pendant light by John Beck Steel called the “Beatty Shotgun Light.”

This room is roughly 12′ x 14′, including the depth of the wine cabinet. The wine is stored on racks that hold three bottles deep, making efficient use of the space.

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