Luxe Magazine - November/December 2021 Pacific Northwest

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This dinner The Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove Showroom will help you create a kitchen that’s uniquely yours. On-site chefs, product experts, and inspiring designs will help you envision the possibilities for your home – and all of the delicious moments to come.

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Signature Kitchen Suite is making sure that you never have to. With its ultimate muse—the forward-thinking home chefs they’ve dubbed “Technicureans™”—in mind, SKS has continued to craft purposeful designs with precision, innovation and flexibility. Its full line of luxury products invites one to experience the art of being True to Food™. Craft a favorite dish or experiment with a novel culinary idea, and celebrate great ingredients, with unmatched cooking accuracy.

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EDITOR'S LETTER

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D E S I G N D I S PAT C H The little black book of all things new and fabulous in the local community.

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H E A LT H Y H O M E Creating a house that embodies peace, beauty and wellness is paramount today.

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H E R I TAG E Luxe reflects on the lasting legacy of father-son duo Philip and Kelvin LaVerne.

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HUE The latest color trends make the case for bold, painterly palettes.

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GIVING BACK These stateside design companies are making their mark in a philanthropic way.

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M AT E R I A L Creatives share their mood boards of the moment.

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TREND A peek into three new—and very posh—members-only clubs.

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SPOTLIGHT Collections of beautiful objets make for intriguing cabinets of curiosities.

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K I TC H E N + B AT H A cultivated kitchen is all about personalizing functionality and design.

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THE REPORT Threads of intimacy and wanderlust lend fresh perspective to entertaining.

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To create a Seattle abode, a residential designer looks to the East Coast—and closer to home—for inspiration.

Nods to a family’s Scottish heritage and exquisite craftsmanship define a Snohomish County house.

A move to Southern Oregon takes an expat artist’s creative practice in a naturalistic new direction.

Paying homage to its storied predecessor, a stunning contemporary dwelling rises on a hillside Seattle lot.

Written by Mary Jo Bowling Photography by Aaron Leitz

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ON THE COVER: For this Washington Park home, residential designer Katie LeClercq selected a a color palette inspired by nature, choosing Benjamin Moore’s

Spring Has Sprung for the built-in bookshelves. She arranged a Gretchen sofa and Georgia chair by Jayson Home and a vintage Eames chair around a checked Cisco Home ottoman. Page 224

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Talent Made Tangible ICREATE BRINGS YOUR VISION TO LIFE WHEN ONE THINKS OF KRAVET, fabric certainly comes to mind. But the centuries-old industry icon doesn’t only specialize in luxury textiles nowadays. In fact, it has continued to enhance the Kravet Furniture offering, most recently evolving into the interior designer’s ultimate bespoke resource. While Kravet Furniture already provides some elements of customization in its line, ICreate takes the possibilities a step further. Between Kravet Furniture and CuratedKravet, the options have expanded to make extensive customization a reality, but with quick answers and insights from an expert team. It promises to revolutionize the industry.

Sara Kravet, vice president, elaborates on ICreate’s unique appeal: “It still allows designers to be as creative as they want, while streamlining the business. This is a moment where we can make things simpler.” In other words, no more design complications, convoluted communications and long waits. Now, designers can see their dream to fruition easily.

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beds From silhouette and headboard treatment to platform trim, base and finish, every detail is up for choosing on your ICreate bed. A multitude of luxurious options make the perfect starting point.

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Standing beside artist Will Ryman’s towering LongHouse 6 sculpture at LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton.

Full Bloom

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This past summer, I had the pleasure of visiting LongHouse Reserve, a 16-acre reserve and sculpture garden in East Hampton founded by the brilliant textile designer, Jack Lenor Larsen.

Amongst the more than 60 contemporary sculptures, I was particularly taken with artist Will Ryman’s colossal, and fanciful LongHouse 6, an improbable, exaggerated 24-foot-tall cluster of six roses and fallen petals rendered in stainless steel, resin and painted in cadmium red light. The rose remains an idealized symbol for romance, natural beauty and perfection. Yet, Ryman designed his petals with bumps and irregularities. You can clearly detect its hand-worked quality, and his hint to embrace fading beauty, ephemera and the temporary nature of all things. As we forge ahead into the end of another “strange” year for the world, I hope that you will seek out and embrace beauty in all its forms. For artistry and design will always be in bloom, one way or another.

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Health, Wellness, Sustainability, Innovation MAKING IT EASIER FOR PEOPLE TO LIVE HAPPIER, HEALTHIER LIVES. The kitchen has long been known as the heart of the home.

Perhaps that is because it keeps the home, and all who live within it, nourished. And perhaps the appliances central to its design have a far nobler purpose than merely storing, cooking and cleaning. That is certainly what Beko believes.

The brand feels that the perfect appliance can empower people to lead healthier lives, while technological advancements—like the use of recycled materials and carbon-neutral manufacturing—help the planet to be healthier, too. The Beko

team is deeply committed to technologies that perform at the lowest levels of energy with the smallest impact on the earth’s resources, because of its overriding belief that you can’t lead a healthy life without a healthy planet. In business for more than 66 years, with products sold in 140 countries, 28 production facilities and 40,000 employees globally, Beko has been a household name in Europe for many years.

But recently, the brand has expanded into the United States, bringing its commitment to health and wellness to even more homes.

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Preserve Your Produce, Preserve the Planet Imagine keeping your fruits and veggies fresh for up to 30 days, reducing trips to the store and pressure on your grocery budget.

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2021 marked a year of firsts for Max Humphrey. The Portland-based musician-turneddesigner just released his first book, Modern Americana, featuring projects from the East to the West Coasts, and is launching his debut line of soft goods in collaboration with Hartmann&Forbes (see samples of these textiles on page 142). Here, Humphrey shares more of his DIY attitude and down-home approach. maxhumphrey.com Tell us about your new book.

The biggest milestone in my stylistic evolution was figuring out a name for it.

“Modern Americana” popped into my head a few years back, and I liked it so

much I used it as the title. The book is arranged by Americana design elements: old maps, subway tile, flags, painted furniture and gingham.

What was it like to design your own line? I’ve done a lot of DIY soft goods projects, but it was exciting to see my ideas translated to woven window coverings. The collection is inspired by memories of growing up in New England but through the lens of the Northwest.

All of my work is nostalgia-driven— I’m always trying to go back home.

What do you hope people take away from your work? I hope my work inspires people to collect. I’m always on the hunt for something: patchwork quilts, brass horse sculptures, nautical charts, camp lanterns, you name it.

Collecting is an adventure, and you’ll always be reminded of the journey you took finding the things in your home.

CHECK IN Seattle’s latest hotel captures the city’s jet city ethos with period-perfect aplomb. Located in the bustling South Lake Union neighborhood, just steps from the Atomic Age Space Needle, the Civic Hotel first opened as a roadside motel in 1962 for the Seattle World’s Fair. An updated design by local firm Wittman Estes brings the property’s midcentury modern charm squarely into the present day. “The building had clean lines and strong bones—it captured that midcentury spirit of futuristic optimism,” says Wittman Estes principal Matt Wittman. “Our design concept centers on arrival and departure, conjuring a 1960s sexiness and verve around jet travel.” Besides updating the 52 guestrooms with custom plywood furniture, Wittman opened up the lobby and central stair (right), connecting to a new city-facing terrace. Capping it all is a retro neon sign that sets the Civic Hotel apart from the humdrum contemporary skyscrapers springing up around it. “We were thinking outwardly to connect the hotel with the neighborhood,” says Wittman. “It nods to history, but ultimately the design is about the city we live in today.” civicseattle.com

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This winter, the Seattle Art Museum debuts the first major U.S. retrospective of photographer Imogen Cunningham’s work in over 35 years. Organized by L.A.’s J. Paul Getty Museum, the exhibit brings Cunningham home to her native Pacific Northwest—she was born in Portland and attended the University of Washington before establishing her first photography studio in Seattle. Best known for her sensuous flower studies, Cunningham’s pioneering contribution to 20th-century photography runs much deeper, evidenced by the nearly 200 works from her 70-year career on display.

Included are portraits of Hollywood stars, gritty street photography and startlingly modern nudes. “As a woman artist on the cutting edge of her field, Cunningham’s story is an important one to tell,” says Carrie Dedon, SAM’s Assistant Curator of Modern & Contemporary Art. “She undertook artistic collaborations with Ruth Asawa and Martha Graham, and I hope viewers leave not only with an understanding of Cunningham’s innovation and experimentation, but also her collaborative and charismatic spirit.” The retrospective runs from November 18 to February 6. seattleartmuseum.org

CELLAR NOTES Celebrated Washington vintner Browne Family Vineyards recently opened an outpost in Tacoma’s charming, treelined Proctor District, with a tasting room envisioned by Seattle-based designer Heidi Caillier (left). She discusses the space’s nostalgic, richly layered interiors. brownefamilyvineyards.com/ visit/tacoma What was the overarching concept?

I designed owner William Bitner Browne’s family house in Ohio, so we wanted the tasting room to feel like a reflection of that home. We used the same stone for the tasting room fireplace that we used in their home and some of the same textiles. We gravitated away from anything that felt commercial, keeping things soft with fabric and pattern.

Tell us about the room’s distinctive mural. I wanted to do a scenic mural on the back bar (above) telling the story of William’s grandfather Bitner Browne, who is the inspiration behind the brand. Artist Melanie Nead and I were able to read actual letters that Bitner wrote to his wife while he was in the war. We were extremely touched and wanted to bring the story to life through Melanie’s artistry.

What do you hope visitors experience? I hope that everyone instantly feels comfortable and at home, and that they can feel the love this family has for the company and for one another.

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THE PHINERY At their expanded new Phinney Ridge location, The Phinery offers Seattleites even more of the tailored interior design services they’ve come to know and love. Inside the bright and airy shop, which showcases a curated collection of high-contrast home goods, The Phinery’s design consultants help homeowners with projects of all shapes and sizes, from full kitchen and bath remodels down to paint color selection. And a new on-site workshop offers custom fabrication and upholstery services, meaning shoppers can take home Phinery-curated furnishings uniquely customized to them. thephinery.com

Tucked on a corner of Tacoma’s historic Antique Row, Sunny’s is much more than the carefully curated housewares on its shelves.

“My hope for the shop is that it’s a place of community and inclusion,” says Sarah Oh, who founded Sunny’s with her partner and fellow Brooklyn transplant Ryan McGowan.

Named for Oh’s mother Sen-hi, the space was born from the duo’s love of supporting creatives and features plants sourced from local nurseries, thoughtfully selected housewares and gifts from independent makers. shop-sunnys.com

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WILDWOOD HOUSE The newest interiors retailer in Portland is a family affair. Led by mother-daughter duo Terry Blaskowsky and Brittney Herrera, Wildwood House welcomes shoppers into the pair’s tastefully functional world of home furnishings. With a focus on workfrom-home decor, the shop features essentials ranging from sit-to-stand desks, lumbar pillows and task lighting alongside rugs, accent pillows and artisan wares.

“While many will return to the office post-pandemic, the home office is here to stay,” says Blaskowsky. Herrera agrees, adding, “We consider it our job to make that experience, wherever it is in the home, a joyful one.” wildwood-house.com

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“Most of us spend 90 percent of our lives indoors, and two-thirds of that is in our homes,” says designer Tamara Magel. “Yet very few of us consider the impact on our well-being.” It’s a staggering and pertinent statistic that has inspired Magel and others to make wellness a cornerstone of their design philosophies: How can we build a house that not only looks good but also creates a sense of peace, beauty, security and comfort?

For Magel, this started with adopting a 10-step healthy living approach. “A truly healthy home goes beyond clean materials; it incorporates our basic human needs for light, clean air and food, a quiet environment and a peaceful atmosphere,” she explains.

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light sources and feng shui. “I tend to use less furniture and larger pieces to create ease of flow from room to room,” she says.

“I start with symmetry and add strategically placed organic curves.”

Symmetry is also key for architect Don Ruggles, an idea he explores in his book Beauty, Neuroscience & Architecture, where he maintains that the most fundamental geometric pattern is the three-point facial pattern—two eyes and a mouth. What may seem like an abstract concept for the home is actually quite relevant: “The three-bythree pattern occurs over and over again in architecture and art,” says Ruggles. “Your brain will intuitively process it in an efficient way, which creates less stress and more rest.”

The architect mentions the classic fireplace set up, in which the firebox opening is the center, and the mantel forms the upper left

and upper right of the design. Notice the pattern once, and you’ll see it everywhere: a headboard with two nightstands; the kitchen range and hood framed by cabinets; a front door surround; and so on.

In California, architect Jennifer Hoppel is championing beauty and sustainability.

With her firm, Burdge Architects, she just completed the first carbon-neutral luxury estate in Malibu, aptly named Zero One. “You don’t have to sacrifice design or luxury to achieve a structure that is good for you and the environment,” she says, noting the residence’s intentional siting, outdoor courtyard, sustainable garden, FSCcertified wood and even its less sexy (but no less important) ventilation system that promotes healthy air. “Being green is not this big, scary endeavor,” says Hoppel. “It’s attainable. It’s the way of the future.”

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Designer Tamara Magel employs a 10-step healthy living approach when planning spaces, such as this living room in the Hamptons, emblematic of a growing design movement focused on well-being.

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Father-son duo Philip and Kelvin LaVerne often buried their works in special soil, which would age the metal and give it the appearance of antiquity, like the piece shown here.

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It’s been more than 30 years since the last piece of furniture left Philip LaVerne Galleries, but the demand for the richly detailed tables, consoles and cabinets has only grown. This wouldn’t surprise their creators, a father-and-son team who knew they were crafting pieces with an enduring appeal even as they made them.

Philip LaVerne and his son, Kelvin, were able to use their prodigious artistic gifts to create sculptural bronze and pewter pieces prized by designers and collectors. Their story begins in the late 1800s when Philip’s father, Max, immigrated to Brooklyn from Eastern Europe. “Max was a muralist, and he painted the ceilings of lobbies and churches,” says Evan Lobel, the owner of Lobel Modern NYC and co-author of a forthcoming book about the LaVernes.

“When Philip was a child, Max would take him to the library, open an art book and ask his son to copy the images there.

From an early age, Philip had a great talent and appreciation for art.”

Those skills and inclinations were passed to Kelvin who, after graduating from art school in the 1950s, joined his father in creating one-of-a-kind pieces and selling them in a Midtown Manhattan showroom. The surfaces of their furniture frequently carry vignettes

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weeks in soil the artists described as coming from the “Far East,” allowing it to oxidize and develop colors. The LaVernes monitored the process, encouraging hues with chemicals and setting them with wax when they achieved the desired shade. When unearthed, they would freeze or torch surfaces to develop patina or brightness. “The LaVernes were really advanced for their time. Their techniques, which they said were inspired by ancient practices, were never divulged,” says Merrill. “They were essentially painting with bronze and pewter, doing things that aren’t easily copied.”

In 1987, Kelvin closed the studio doors and took up photography. But, more than three decades later, the LaVerne legacy continues to grow. According to Darin Geise, owner of Coup D’Etat, the singular nature of the work explains its enduring popularity. “People have a new appreciation for LaVerne pieces, and they are having a moment,” he says.

Lobel agrees, noting: “They used to run magazine ads calling their pieces the ‘antiques of the future’—and they were absolutely right.”

Current prices for LaVerne pieces, like the rare Tao Cabinet (below) and a table from their first series focused on historical civilizations (left), bear out the statement. Todd Merrill notes recent auctions that have seen LaVerne works command top dollar. “In early 2000, Sotheby’s sold a Bathers cabinet for $90,000,” he notes. “If you had one today, you could ask whatever you wanted for it.”

LaVerne Everlasting DESIGNERS ON TODAY’S APPEAL OF THESE VINTAGE PIECES. “ At once avant-garde and traditional, a LaVerne work is always a fantastic focal point to any interior. The burnished bronze and verde gris patina adds a touch of deceptive antiquity and the plateaux quietly reveal a bas-relief scene akin to the face of an antique coin.”

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“ T he craftsmanship of a LaVerne piece is amazing. Every detail is elegantly articulated and every time you study it, you see something new. You have to wonder, how did they do it?”

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depicting life in ancient civilizations or scenes from mythology. “They were a very intellectual family,” notes Lobel.

“They were interested in history, religion and music. Their designs were inspired by the subjects they loved deeply.”

Their top-secret techniques created a look that’s immediately recognizable.

Todd Merrill of Todd Merrill Studio describes the process in his book, Modern Americana: Studio Furniture from High Craft to High Glam, as a multistep endeavor involving hand carving a design in bronze and overlaying that with thin layers of pewter and more bronze. After that, a piece would be buried for six

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Regal purple isn’t for the color-shy, but designer Kati Curtis’ use of Benjamin Moore’s Wild Mulberry in a Rye, New York, vestibule makes the case for bold saturation— especially in micro doses. “People are afraid of painting small spaces vibrant colors for fear it will make them feel smaller, but the opposite is true,” she says. “Rich tones open up rooms and give them more beauty and depth!” katicurtisdesign.com

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NATURE-NODDING GREENS ARE THE ORDER OF THE DAY. GARDEN CLUB “Green is my favorite color in all areas of my life,” shares Chicago-based designer Alexandra Kaehler, who accordingly envisioned her pantry as an emerald jewel box. Leaning into her home’s leafy setting, Kaehler selected Benjamin Moore’s Essex Green, favoring a high-gloss finish over lacquer for the character of its brushstrokes. “I love the concept of bringing greenery inside,” continues the designer, noting that clients are increasingly sharing in her penchant.

“After being stuck inside our houses, I think people are extra hungry for an outdoor connection, and translating that idea indoors visually is really comforting.” alexandrakaehler.com

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After reviewing four kindred paint samples (her own best practice), the designer opted for Sherwin-Williams’ Rocky River, pulling its strong saturation across the trim and ceiling. “Evoking nature breaks the divide between the indoors and outside,” she explains. “Here, the green envelops you and makes you feel like you’re sleeping among the trees.” marieflanigan.com

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Maximalist color has gone mainstream in recent years, and the notion of “neutral” has evolved in turn. Just ask designer Nina Magon, who saw designing a bedroom at the 2021 Kips Bay Palm Beach Decorator Showhouse (top) as an opportunity to show the world that pink can be just as restful as the usual suspects.

“Color is so important right now because it elicits emotions,” she muses, adding of Benjamin Moore’s Rosy Tan, “we wanted soft and cozy, and I think we nailed it.”

Designer Stephanie Sabbe credits the success of this color family as a neutral canvas to its natural connotations. In her clients’ Nashville multipurpose room (bottom left), she used Benjamin Moore’s Pumice Stone, which nods to a sunbaked desert. Beyond sea and sky, “anything in earth tones is calming,” she insists. “For everyday living, surrounding yourself with fresh colors like these brings happiness,” chimes in designer Melanie Turner, who outfitted her clients’ Atlanta living room (bottom right) in Benjamin Moore’s golden Windswept Canyon. After decades of greige living, designers and clients are in agreement: dusty shades of peach, mauve, rust and rose offer a thrilling alternative.

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Stormy beginnings: Thirteen years ago, Alex Geriner, founder of furniture company Doorman, discovered an old cypress door that had been salvaged from Hurricane Katrina. Inspired, he repurposed it into a bed. Do the hustle: Geriner began selling other repurposed pieces, and soon, “It became this fun side hustle,” he says.

Five years later, he fully committed to the company. Thinking global, staying local: Doorman is rooted in the Crescent City, but focuses on the bigger picture. “Home is more than just four walls and the roof. It’s the planet that we stand on,” he says. Beyond recycling: Geriner pivoted from repurposing old pieces (“reclaimed wood is hard to find these days,” he notes) to broader environmental initiatives such as working with nearby lumber mills that sustainably harvest trees and turning to renewable energy. “Solar power is about 80 to 90 percent of our production energy,” Geriner adds. Modern history: “We pay homage to the style of New Orleans,” says Geriner, “but we’re bringing it into the 21st century.”

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Ahead of the curve: When Tracy Hiner launched Black Crow Studios, an art-driven custom wallpaper company, she set the path for the digitally printed mural companies that would follow in her footsteps.

Doing more: “I was disillusioned with the luxury design industry,” she says. “Things happening in the world weren’t being addressed.” So Hiner started donating 20 percent of her Caliber Collection proceeds to a gun buy-back program. Rebellious streak: “I started thinking I could do this with all my collections,” she says. In 2019 the designer launched Rebel with a Cause, which she describes as a way to keep making art while making a difference.

No limits: Hiner donates 50 percent of her personal profits to a range of charities. Each of her wallpaper collections is dedicated to a different cause, including justice programs, inner city arts and animal rescue. “I found charities that mean something to me,” she says. “I want to make the biggest impact.”

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“And we’ve never used wood that’s illegally harvested.” Upping the ante: The company’s DuGood Initiative followed suit a decade later. “We were heartsick by the California wildfires,” says Bewley. In a partnership with the National Forest Foundation, DuChateau plants one tree for every floor sold. A portion of those trees goes to forests impacted by the wildfires. Fierce ambition: “We’ve planted more than 25,000 trees,” says Bewley. “Sustainability is our core value.”

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HOSHIDE WANZER ARCHITECTS The butterfly roof of this home expresses the natural lines of the site by following the slope toward the shore, then turning up to capture spectacular Lake Washington views. Photography by John Granen.

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EXISTENTIAL EXPRESSION Like many creatives before him, fashion designer-turned-artist Rogan Gregory looked to the female being as muse for his “Fertility Form” series. The stainless steel and bronze sculptures—nestled in an antique velvet-lined cabinet from ABC Home—are made of multiple parts stacked together and represent the many different cycles of life. These pieces, along with the salt & pepper shaker set (bottom center), exemplify Gregory’s focus on lines, proportion and asymmetrical harmony. r-and-company.com; abchome.com

NATURAL WONDERS En masse or on their own, Creel and Gow’s Stone and Mineral Spheres captivate, as do the many other exotic finds in the Upper East Side’s treasure-trove storefront. Ranging from rock crystal and zebra agate to green fluorite and orange calcite, each sphere is mounted on custom brass stands in varying heights. Seen here in an oak cabinet from antique purveyor Olde Good Things, the colorful, solid globes beg to be collected and arranged. creelandgow.com; ogtstore.com

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ALL AGLOW From the classic Hurricane to the towering Leech Bowl—named after the medicinal crawler the vessels were designed to hold in British apothecaries in the 18th and 19th centuries— KRB owner Kate Rheinstein Brodsky commissioned these eye-catching glass forms in vibrant colors (shown here in amber, amethyst and brilliant blue) to delight modern collectors.

Perched on the Leech Bowl is a papier-mâché snake by artist Mark Gagnon, and all objects rest atop a midcentury wood cabinet from Olde Good Things. krbnyc.com; ogtstore.com

BEGUILING BLOOMS Elizabeth Hayt’s whimsical floral creations stem from the natural world, yet nod to escapism, Surrealism and Art Nouveau influences. Made of brass, velvet, vintage millinery and Swarovski crystals, the maximalist, colorful Roses and Lilies add a jolt of playfulness to a vintage brushed-steel apothecary cabinet sourced by City Foundry. elizabethhayt.net; cityfoundry.com Cosima velvet by Colefax & Fowler throughout, cowtan.com

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BON APPÉTIT “This is a legitimate cook’s kitchen, but it doesn’t necessarily look like one,” explains Harrison Design’s Karen Ferguson of the area she designed for a serious Atlanta-based home chef. With the client’s wish list in hand—sous vide, induction cooktop, steam oven, compost bin and more—Ferguson set about understanding how her client would use these features to deliver a dream kitchen.

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The design scheme started with a dynamic quarter-figured sycamore wood wall, which conceals appliances like the refrigerator, freezer and juice bar. To warm up the space and continue the organic feel, Ferguson opted for an oak island with delicate walnut dovetail details and a handsome butcher block. She added walnut hardware throughout for cohesiveness.

Varying the materials palette, the designer incorporated patinated metal for the hood, cabinetry and backsplash, which also hides a storage compartment.

But the pièce de resistance is a custom glass panel flanking the range that features gold wallpaper and fabric on the backside— a decorative focal point in the room. Notes of rose gold and brass in the fittings and finishing details balance the gray tones and brighten up the space.

Ferguson’s best advice for a flawless kitchen is to ensure client conversations about functionality happen upfront. “Tell me how you plan to live and cook in the space, and then I can show you how to use it beautifully,” she says. harrisondesign.com

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In an Atlanta kitchen, Harrison Design’s Karen Ferguson worked with Block & Chisel on the cabinetry and included Fusion Blue Quartzite on the countertops.

A Wolf range, rose gold Dornbracht faucets and Lutron shades complete the look.

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Belgian architect Vincent Van Duysen has combined form and function for a classic kitchen staple: the countertop container. The sandblasted oak-andblack ceramic vessels are perfect for storing favorite ingredients, slicing bread on the lid, or simply displaying on the counter to enjoy. marchsf.com

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Known for his minimal yet spirited and artistic expression, French architect Jean Nouvel launched a new design with Danish kitchen company Reform.

A play of light and dark, the Reflect collection includes delicately fluted cabinets that are available in metal or black with a high-gloss treatment while the countertops come in a range of materials including stainless steel. This straightforward yet considered approach makes for a beautiful collaboration. reformcph.com

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MARY DIMICHIN, Senior Designer “The range wall is a focal point in this Long Island, New York, kitchen, so we selected walnut drawer fronts and polished metal details to encourage the eye to that area.

Wood is a nice contrast to the white cabinetry without being too harsh. Don’t overlook these finishing touches, along, of course, with storage!” bakesandkropp.com

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“Today’s designs are about fluid spaces that flow from the kitchen into other living areas, as open floor plans remain a popular request from clients.

This Arizona space reflects the ideology of the kitchen as part of the dining room and living room. Modern clean lines with handless cabinetry and fully integrated appliances that look like cabinetry create a seamless appearance.” snaidero-usa.com

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“Entertaining has become more intimate and personal,” says artist-designer Sarah Espeute, whose hand-embroidered table linens depict playful tableaus of shared meals. “Above all,” she adds, “there’s a desire for novelty now—a wish to travel through the table—hence the word ‘tablescape!’ ”

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Artist Sarah Espeute doesn’t take setting the table too seriously. Just look to the chorus of snails, turnips, wildflowers and the like, which flit between hand-stitched place settings on her whimsical linens. From a shared studio space in Marseille, France, Espeute embroiders these convivial scenes on thrifted, often century-old bed sheets conceived anew.

For Espeute, the joy in her chosen medium lies in its dualisms—her linens are nostalgic and modern; dressy and lighthearted; decorative and utilitarian. She admires blurred boundaries in design. “Multidisciplinary artists with a broad practice have reinforced the idea that there is no limit in creation,” she says, citing the work of painters like Cy Twombly and Raoul Ubac, and the architecture of Luis Barragán and Carlo Scarpa, amongst others, as inspirations.

While a multidisciplinary artist herself (Espeute designs furniture and paints), there’s something about the handmade character of embroidery— and the act of gathering around the dining table—that comforts and captivates her imagination. “I think embroidery really touches people,” she muses, adding, “it’s wonderfully sentimental.” oeuvres-sensibles.fr

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Like many strokes of ingenuity, Oeuvres Sensibles (meaning “sensitive objects”), Espeute’s line of tablecloths, runners and napkins, was born from necessity. Coveting unique cushions and curtains for her own home, she turned inward, resourcefully picking up an embroidery needle—and the stars aligned. When a friend gauged her interest in creating a tabletop textile for an art exhibition, “I imagined a trompe l’oeil meal and things took off from there!” she recalls.

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Dior Maison artistic director Cordelia de Castellane has catalogued her flair for hosting in a new book: Life In A French Country House: Entertaining For All Seasons (Rizzoli).

Previewing the bounty of inspiration within, here, de Castellane shares two of her signature moves for a sui generis fête.

On linens. I love to order embroidered vintage tablecloths on eBay and dye them in my washing machine. How cool is it to have formal linens dyed a shocking hot pink?

Contradiction keeps design interesting.

A tabletop vignette displays de Castellane’s maximalist tendencies. “The Saint-Louis crystal glasses and Clichy vases set the stage for this winter table—I even cheated by dipping certain flowers in dye!” she notes.

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“My grandmother used to set the most impeccable tables,” recalls Federika Longinotti Buitoni. “To this day, I remember the gorgeous ceramic parrots she used as centerpieces, and the homemade clementine ice cream that she served on perfectly carved clementine skin. I learned never to underestimate the details, as this is often all people remember.” With such early-seeded reverence for the art of entertaining, the fact that Longinotti Buitoni grew up to found Collecto—a retailer dedicated to aggregating the finest tabletop wares from around the globe—is apropos.

Traversing Italy for delicate glassware, France for Limoges porcelain and Mexico for handmade pottery, Longinotti Buitoni is building a veritable melting pot of luxury, artisan-driven homewares, with a new service wing offering bespoke, soup-to-nuts dining and kitchenware curation. Grandmother, we posit, would approve. collectoworld.com

On decor. You don’t need flowers to create an exciting centerpiece. In summer, I’ll fashion a runner out of ripe tomatoes only. For the holidays, I’ll fill crystal bowls with colorful candies. And there is no more beautiful focal point than candles—lots and lots of them in different shapes and sizes.

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Trick for charming guests: My mother always serves a little bit of soup in a teacup or finger bowl as an hors d’oeuvre. I think it’s such a clever and a fun way to repurpose tableware that isn’t used very often anymore—and more interesting than cheese and crackers!

Finds you’re crushing on now: I collect a lot of antique plates, but my contemporary Alberto Pinto faux bois chargers are a favorite. While a classic motif, the scale makes them look more modern than grand-mère. I almost always reach for colored glassware—amethyst, emerald and aquamarines are my go-tos. And nobody does unique block prints like Gregory Parkinson. His colors are so luscious and interesting.

Always in your pantry: I have tapers in every color of the rainbow. I mix them up seasonally and according to the table’s scheme.

Hosting faux pas: Serving dinner too late.

On Mieke’s holiday table: Gregory Parkinson’s hand-loomed pine zest ikat napkins (top), Pinto Paris’ faux bois buffet plate (center), Nason Moretti’s Idra twisted striped water glass (above) and vintage crystal-and-sterling swan salt and pepper wells from Chairish (right).

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Best hostess gift: Not arriving early!

Go-to for mixing things up: It’s fun to dine in an unexpected area, like a little card table in the living room. Moving locations introduces a feeling of novelty and excitement.

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Advice for a spirited table: I focus on the mix of patterns and styles more than anything else.

I have a collection of tableware, textiles and decorative objects (fanciful salt cellars, for example) and I love to use them in interesting combinations, particularly mixing aesthetic eras and cultures. I don’t like when tables are too “pretty.” There should be contrast.

Atop Malaika’s hand-printed Carnation place mat and flanked by the delicately embroidered Julia napkin rests a new pottery plate produced for the brand by artisans in the village of Tunis in Fayoum.

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“From the outset, we were determined to create a business model with social impact,” says Goya Gallagher, who alongside Margarita Andrade, co-founded Malaika—a Cairo-based atelier championing traditional Egyptian crafts.

At launch, the company covered embroidery tuition for local women, but the mission expanded with their retail success. In 2018, the pair opened Threads Of Hope, a free trade school, which trains community members for Malaika employment.

In both motif and materiality, the brand’s offerings—from silk-screened place mats to intricately stitched napkins and handmade pottery—celebrate the abundance of Egypt’s natural and cultural history. Ultimately, they hope this cycle of preserving heritage craft extends beyond the hands that create, down to the consumer. Notes Gallagher, “every piece in our collection has been carefully designed as a timeless family heirloom to pass on for generations to come.” malaikalinens.com

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NOTABLE LISTING Designed by Castanes Architects, this contemporary lakeside villa offers endless possibilities for a lifestyle of abundance.

Each room in this luminous 7,170-squarefoot home boasts iconic views of Lake Washington. Relax in the hot tub and take in the enticing waterfront that includes two private docks, or entertain under the home’s lofty, vaulted ceilings, on the scenic view decks, in the handsome wine cellar or around the fire table.

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The only thing better than a broker with years of experience are two brokers with decades of expertise who offer an expansive local network and a highly collaborative approach to Greater Seattle’s booming real estate market. Bob Bennion of Bennion Deville Homes and Mary Snyder of Seattle Luxury Homes are that daring duo as they

NO PLACE LIKE HOME Working across Seattle’s diverse communities for so many years makes Bennion and Snyder the perfect ambassadors for those looking to relocate to the region. “The cat’s out of the bag,” Bennion says. “Everyone is buying here because Washington offers an outstanding quality of life, endless recreational opportunities and continued economic growth that keeps attracting the best and brightest.”

combine their individual talents and resources to represent architecturally noteworthy properties with powerful marketing strategies and remarkable attention to detail. “Even after 40 years in real estate, the things that people are looking for in a home fascinate and challenge me,” Snyder says. “I love brainstorming with Bob to come up with the best ways to market and sell a home.” With 33 years of real estate know-how to his credit, Bennion has earned a reputation for excellence that is based on one simple concept. “It comes down to a love of people and houses,” he shares.

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P OWER PL AYER S: R E A L ES TAT E | PACIFIC NORTHWEST “Our mission is to help both buyers and sellers in a modern, customized way to produce the absolute best possible results.”

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You only have a moment to capture the attention of your target audience, so surgical evaluation of market conditions, identifying and dealing with obstacles and creating a must-have desirability through staging, photography, and digital and print marketing is key. hare a little known secret that provides •S big rewards.

This market is all about connections, so working with a connected and respected broker is the only way to land the home that you love or make a successful sale in this extremely competitive environment.

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In today’s hypercompetitive real estate market, both buyers and sellers need a skilled professional who provides outstanding local expertise, a strong network and innovative systems that help them navigate the process successfully. With 19 years of experience across the most recognized luxury real estate brands, Britt Wibmer saw the opportunity to transform how consumers and brokers work together and launched a new luxury brand with a cutting-edge service model. “Inspire Properties was established in 2020

NOTABLE LISTING Sited on a sprawling, west-facing lot on one of Medina’s most coveted streets, this architectural masterpiece features captivating elegance and optimal privacy that resulted in multiple offers and a sale within three days.

Sold price: $4,550,000.

with the philosophy that the one-size-fits-all real estate model is no longer relevant,” Wibmer says. “We believe in a modern, customized approach where our fees and services vary based on the needs and goals of our clients. We are laser-focused on helping clients unlock the value of their real estate assets by leveraging our world-class marketing, flexible service model and local network to maximize their net proceeds.”

Top left Grand entrance from circular drive in this notable Medina listing.

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TRANSFORMING HOW CONSUMERS AND BROKERS WORK TOGETHER. Inspire Properties’ highly configurable service model empowers our brokers to run their own business operations and build a customized game plan with and for you.

Deploy what matters.

Our primary objective is to hear and understand your experiences, apprehensions, risk tolerance, financial goals and future plans so that we can work together to determine and deploy services that will best meet your needs and aspirations.

Setting a new standard of excellence.

Our brokers are experienced entrepreneurs who bring unmatched expertise, strong networks, transparency, flexibility and a host of other resources to every transaction. We strategize with you to create a highly tailored experience that maximizes your real estate assets and surpasses your expectations.

PRIVATE SALE Britt Wibmer and Inspire Properties represented the buyers of this breathtaking, private Meydenbauer estate property that captures awe-inspiring views of the Seattle skyline, Lake Washington and the Olympic Mountains.

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P OWER PL AYER S: R E A L ES TAT E | PACIFIC NORTHWEST “We can be so much more than brokers to our clients as we help them transform their lives and lifestyles.”

KNOW YOUR AGENT •H ow long have you been involved in real estate?

My first rental investment was at age 19. I was flipping before it was all the rage! Real estate is my passion.

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That’s easy—hanging out at my lake house with family.

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Saturday is the sixth workday, with an evening trip to the market for fresh produce to host a family meal on Sunday.

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Carrie Haymond’s number one goal? Helping her clients enhance their lives, whether that means buying a new home on the shores of a lake or relocating to the city. She’s a lifelong resident of the Pacific Northwest with over three decades of experience representing clients and investing in real estate. Haymond describes herself as “high-energy and low-pressure,” a mix that potentiates her ability to empathize with clients’ needs and navigate tough negotiations with grace. “I love

NOTABLE LISTING Featured in The New York Times, this midcentury estate is nestled at the foot of Mount Si along the Snoqualmie River.

The 12-acre property includes an art studio, gazebo, greenhouse, wine cellar and more.

Inside, wood and abundant glass draw nature in with floor-to-ceiling windows in the stately dining room, vaulted ceilings in the living room and a dramatic slanted glass wall in the primary bedroom.

Offered at $1,750,000.

learning what means the most to a person so that I can weave those threads into the fabric of a new home,” she says. And Haymond has mastered the three critical Certified Residential Specialist with Coldwell Banker Bain in Bellevue, which has a

Top left Lake Tapps provides 44 miles of stunning shoreline that makes lakefront living truly unique and magical.

long-standing reputation as a top-selling office with the finest brokers in the area.

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NOTABLE LISTING The former home of NBA Hall of Famer Bill Russell, the Russell Estate is a midcentury modern masterpiece amidst the outdoor oasis of Mercer Island. Recently renovated with top-of-the-line appliances, its flowing, open floor plan with vaulted ceilings is perfect for entertaining or relaxing. The primary suite features a grand walk-in closet and a bathroom that deserves a listing of its own—complete with a soaking tub, open shower and monumental hot tub.

Offered at $2,600,000.

A FOCUS ON COMMUNITY The Greater Seattle community offers a great quality of life, with high-caliber schools and a strong sense of social and environmental responsibility. The Chang’s Group founder Eddie Chang is committed to both his clients and his community, so in addition to luxury real estate, he works on affordable housing projects and serves on local legislative and advisory boards.

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With such high demand in today’s market, buyers need a competitive edge to help them seal the deal on the home of their dreams. That’s where The Chang Group comes in. Founder Eddie Chang, appraiser Shaun Reese and director of operations Jacob Mayer offer an all-hands-on-deck approach to helping their clients close on a new home. The Chang Group offers decades of combined experience in all aspects of home buying and selling, from navigating tight deadlines to sharing market insights and supporting clients through the emotional side of real estate negotiations. “It’s so

someone available when a client is in need.” This collaborative ethos places them

Above Seattle’s sleek, new Nexus building offers outstanding design, state-of-the-art finishes and a panoramic penthouse view of the city. Top The custom-built, Mediterranean-style Villa Aragma is tucked away on a secluded property with fruit trees and beautiful gardens in exclusive Maple Valley.

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important to us to be able to help people with one of the largest transactions of their lives,” Mayer says. “And having a larger team means that there will always be

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I am happy to write about my experience with Shaun and Eddie in dealing with selling our house in July 2021. When my wife and I first met Shaun and Eddie, we barely knew them; they were recommended by a friend. However, as we worked together, we could see that their word is their bond! We trusted their recommendations. They were very aggressive in selling our house—it took four days from posting on the MLS to accepting a buyer’s offer. They shared plans on what steps they were going to take for each day prior to listing and have that laser focus stick-to-it-ness on achieving them. They were on time to all our meetings and very hard workers. They were excellent communicators and had the patience to clarify the questions that we had. Their promises are trustworthy, and their handshakes are stronger than any contract or service agreement. True gentlemen! Thank you! - Jonah Simandjuntak

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When it comes to Bellevue and Seattle real estate, founding member and luxury homes specialist Emily Roberts is a proud native with deep knowledge of the local market. In addition to having the best restaurant recommendations, she also has an impressive homegrown network and expertise in conducting real estate transactions in the region. “My business comes primarily from referrals and people I’ve met throughout my journey,” Roberts says. “I love watching my hard work pay off and seeing clients return.” As part of Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty, Roberts brings her clients the benefits of a boutique firm with personalized service and

In the upscale neighborhood of Mount Baker, 2310 Shoreland Drive is an iconic property that stands out for its stunning views of Lake Washington. A 2015 remodel equipped the 1947 contemporary with all-new major systems, a state-of-the-art kitchen, 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. On the lower level, there’s a wine cellar and a second kitchen for lakefront entertaining on the patio.

Sold for $2,900,000.

THE GOLDEN AGENT Roberts is a regional expert in construction and her discerning eye helps her clients avoid common pitfalls like water runoff and natural light exposure. “I want my clients to enjoy their homes year-round,” she says. “Not just during our amazing spring and summer.”

She also has a keen understanding for future improvements. Her favorite line? “You can’t remodel your way out of bad architecture.”

high-caliber marketing. She prides herself as a natural adviser, adding: “There can be a lot of emotion and stress involved in making these decisions. My role is to listen, interpret and then advise. This way, it’s a fantastic experience for all involved.”

“For me, real estate has always been about the amazing people I work with and the outstanding lifestyles I help them create.”

Top An outdoor seating area provides a warm and welcoming environment and a priceless lake view. Left Shoot some hoops or gear up for a game of pickleball at this regulation-size court that is nestled in a lush environment with world-class views.

“Emily is everything you want in a real estate agent: strategic, responsive, experienced, resilient, and honest. I highly recommend Emily to any prospective buyers or sellers – I would hire her again without thinking twice about it.”

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LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION The Gray Team is well-versed in the greater Eastside neighborhoods and passionate about helping clients choose locations that best suit their priorities and lifestyles. This includes a strong track record in waterfront estate sales, with over $547 million alone in closed waterfront volume. “Nothing compares to the sound of water on the shoreline,” Gray says.

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THE GRAY TEAM 206.605.1927 | thegrayteam.com |

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When it comes to navigating the ever-evolving luxury real estate market on the Eastside and throughout Greater Seattle, people need reliable, savvy agents by their side. A leading real estate team with more than 30 years of combined experience, the

Washington Park is known for its gorgeous homes and sweeping views of Lake Washington, but even so, this 2014 Stuart Silk-designed masterpiece stands apart.

Traditional and contemporary architecture merge in a space that feels fresh and welcoming, with a gabled roof, two-story bay windows, wide plank oak floors and beamed ceilings. Relish the extraordinary construction and sublime detailing, with the lake and Cascade Mountains as a dramatic backdrop.

Sold for $14,275,000.

Gray Team is highly skilled at helping their clients achieve success, particularly through their support of family businesses and wealth management professionals. “We offer not just an understanding of the nuances of these transactions, but the caliber of properties these estates generate,” says Becky Gray, co-founder of the Gray Team and a member of the exclusive Market Leaders of Sotheby’s International Realty®. “Because there are many more people involved in family business transactions than a standard residential sale, it’s critical that the broker understands how to communicate between all parties,” Gray says. Luckily, the Gray Team has these bases well covered.

Above & Top left Leveraging their expertise in homes at the water’s edge, the Gray Team sold this phenomenal waterfront property in Washington Park.

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Trusted by Family Businesses With over 30 years of market expertise, the Gray Team stands apart in the market for their impeccable approach to assisting family businesses with their holdings. Working with family members, wealth managers, and lawyers, the team provides a strategic approach to the management of vast real estate portfolios to identify opportunities, maximize return on investment, and prepare a strong future for the next generation.

The Gray Team understands the nuances of both family business management and the purchase and sale of real estate at every price point across Seattle and the Greater Eastside.

And with access to over 1,000 global Sotheby’s International Realty® offices in 75 countries, they make connections for their clients not just around the corner, but around the world.

Wherever your portfolio and market bring you, the Gray Team would be pleased to work with your family business to transform goals into assets.

ALEX GRAY FOUNDING MEMBER, BELLEVUE OFFICE C: 425.999.2190 E: ALEX.GRAY@RSIR.COM

BECKY GRAY FOUNDING MEMBER, BELLEVUE OFFICE SENIOR GLOBAL REAL ESTATE ADVISOR C: 206.605.1927 E: BECKY.GRAY@RSIR.COM

BECKY GRAY & GRAY TEAM THEGRAYTEAM.COM

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NOTABLE LISTING This exquisite 10-acre estate atop Cougar Mountain includes a sublime, 11,000-squarefoot residence that was designed by Ralph Anderson to capture commanding views of the entire region from every room. Crafted from Douglas fir, native stone and glass, the home is a masterpiece of Northwest Modernism that was designed to settle organically with its natural surroundings.

JAY KIPP 206.853.9153 | jaykipp.com |

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Ranked as the number one Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty broker by sales volume for the downtown Seattle office, Jay Kipp is a wealth of knowledge regarding appraisal, market analysis and property marketing. His personal connections to lenders, developers and builders help his clients stay abreast of relevant real estate trends. “As a broker,” he explains, “I take a strong project management approach when bringing a property to market. My team and I work diligently to ensure proper preparation of all our listings so that they sell the way we know they should.” When asked what the secret is to success in the Seattle real estate market Kipp remarks,

Offered at $8,775,000.

AN ENDURING LEGACY “I am a third-generation agent who has been in real estate for nearly 20 years,” Kipp shares.

“My mother was a well-respected residential broker who later served as my professional mentor and my father was committed to serving the community through the King County Planning Department where he managed its growth and development. Their journeys profoundly impacted me.”

“There is no secret. Hard work is the only way.”

“I take great responsibility in bettering the neighborhoods in our community and supporting the people who live in them.”

Above & Left A masterpiece of Northwest Modernism, this stunning Ralph Anderson estate offers over 11,000 square feet of meticulously crafted and detailed design that frames sweeping views from the North Cascades to the Olympics, including Mount Rainier. Arranged to integrate organically with its surroundings, the home is a masterful balance of stature and graceful elegance that showcases a palette of materials that celebrate the Pacific Northwest. Floor-to-ceiling windows and view corridors emphasize one-of-a-kind outlooks, while metered attenuation of ceiling heights and intuitive flow provide equal measures of drama and intimacy.

Extraordinary systems and infrastructure afford unmatched privacy, security and independence.

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Representing architecturally significant properties

KIRKLAND SOLD $4,200,000 Architect: Jim Olson

BELLEVUE SOLD $22,750,000 Architect: Don Whittaker

ISSAQUAH OFFERED AT $8,775,000 Architect: Ralph Anderson

SEATTLE SOLD $1,880,000 Architect: George Suyama

FAIRVIEW SHORES OFFERED AT $3,750,000 TO $5,250,000 Architect: Garret Cord Werner

JAY KIPP Founding Director & Managing Broker 206.853.9153 | jay@jaykipp.com | JayKipp.com

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P OWER PL AYER S: R E A L ES TAT E | PACIFIC NORTHWEST “A thoughtfully designed, custom home can be life-changing and there’s nothing more exciting than being part of that process.”

IT TAKES TEAMWORK The John Buchan Homes team is known for comprehensive service. Client concierge Mischelle McCall is one of the first people clients meet when they inquire about the custom home process. In-house architectural designer Ted Daigle and interior designer Jenna Long are best known for developing the perfect vision for each client’s custom home.

Skilled superintendents, who have built homes exclusively for Buchan for over 30 years, oversee the construction process from demo to completion, allowing clients to be involved or hands-off, depending on their preference.

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choose John Buchan Homes because we listen, understand and care,” CEO Heather

This farmhouse-inspired modern masterpiece in the heart of Medina Heights reflects the needs and visions of today’s lifestyle. The 6-bedroom, 6-bath home is designed with unprecedented craftsmanship and a thoughtful, flowing floor plan. The immaculate great room features a transparent fireplace that overlooks a covered outdoor living area, and the kitchen is a dream for entertaining, with a separate prep kitchen, and sophisticated details.

Dosch says. “We take pride in each house we build, ensuring it is of enduring quality

Sold for $7,400,000.

425.827.2266 | buchan.com |

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Sometimes the perfect home is one that doesn’t exist yet. With a limited inventory of new homes available, buyers are tired of endlessly searching for a home that meets their needs, which is why so many are exploring the idea of a custom home.

Choosing the right builder is the most important first step. “Custom home clients

and excellence.” Dosch is committed to honoring the 60-year legacy of exceptional building that her parents, John and Gloria Buchan, are known for. She and her husband and business partner, Kevin Dosch, build a select number of custom homes each year, maximizing quality, transparency and intentionality. Every expert on the John Buchan Homes team plays a significant role in the home-building experience.

Top left A custom floating staircase takes center stage in the grand 2-story foyer.

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Step 1: DISCOVERY Let’s get to know each other. We want to hear what you like and don’t like when it comes to home design. What’s your favorite style? What are your must-have features? Do you currently own the lot you want to build on or would you like our help finding it? Our team is excellent at providing feedback about property so you know what it will support from a size and style perspective. Introductory meetings are held in person at our in-house Design Studio or via phone/Zoom.

Step 2: ARCHITECTURE DESIGN Our on-staff Architecture Designer has designed beautiful homes exclusively for John Buchan Homes for over 30 years. He is a master at perfectly blending artistic beauty with practical comfort in any style. Once you have selected the property to build on, we will match your preferences with hand-selected Buchan designs from our extensive library of floor plans or work with you to design a custom floor plan that is just right for you.

Step 3: INTERIOR DESIGN Our skilled Interior Designer helps create a palette that is a true reflection of you. Working together at our in-house Design Studio ensures a seamless experience and an estimate that is aligned with your goals. At the end, you will have a complete set of specifications based on your exact interior and exterior selections. We like to call it the recipe for your custom home.

Step 4: BUILD It is time to bring your custom home vision to life. Our experienced Superintendents, with 30 years working exclusively for John Buchan Homes, ensure your home moves through each phase of construction on time and on budget, keeping you informed along the way. You become like family to us during this exciting and life changing time.

Step 5: MOVE IN This is the day we have all been working towards. You love the feeling of knowing our entire team has invested their best into building your dream home. We love offering our continued commitment to service long after you move in. Our office is located in Bellevue, and we welcome Buchan Homeowners, new as well as those who have lived in their home for decades, to contact us anytime! We are here to serve and love hearing from first, second, and third + generation homeowners.

Mischelle McCall JOHN BUCHAN HOMES 425-246-9286 | mischellem@buchan.com buchan.com |

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NOTABLE LISTING With its awe-inspiring views of the Siskiyou Mountains, this 700-acre property boasts 2 pools, an outdoor entertainment space, an off-grid cabin and natural grandeur that perfectly complements the gracious lines, myriad windows and masterful mix of materials—copper, glass, stone, granite and local and exotic woods—that define the 8,880-square-foot custom home. This peerless property is a true work of art.

Offered at $6,000,000.

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OF CHRISTIE’S INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE 503.330.6677 | kendra@luxecir.com The complexity of multimillion-dollar property transactions demands a truly exceptional broker. Not everyone is cut out for this market—it requires finesse, integrity, discretion and above all, prowess. But Kendra Ratcliff is no ordinary

FAMILY TRUST When working with luxury properties, it’s paramount for the client and broker to have a relationship built on trust. “I often act on my clients’ behalf as an expert in the intricacies of negotiating high-value transactions because they trust me to have their best interest in mind,” Ratcliff says. “When clients see their broker as a trusted advisor, their buying and selling experiences are more efficient, less stressful and highly collaborative.”

broker. As the vice president and principal broker for LUXE Christie’s International Real Estate in Oregon and founder and COO of Christie’s International Real Estate Seattle, she specializes in high-profile estates. “This is a niche that requires an extra level of industry knowledge and expertise, plus global connections, all of which I’ve gained throughout my 30-year career,” Ratcliff says. “I have a penchant for $10-plus million estates as they really take you to a different level of the luxury market.

Today, buyers want more than the traditional pool and open kitchen; they seek resort-like homes that offer safety, security, privacy and serenity.”

Top left Sold, this significant, 50-acre estate in Willamette Valley was listed at $10,000,000. Bottom left A 25-acre Willamette Riverfront equestrian estate sold for $4,725,000. Bottom right A conceptual modern design on 31 acres of stunning Willamette Riverfront is actively listed at $38,000,000.

Photography Above by Chris Martin Images; Top left by SRH PhotoDesign; Bottom left by The Narrative; Bottom right by Richard Luke Architects

Christie’s International Real Estate Seattle Kendra Ratcliff, COO | Washington Designated Broker | KendraRatcliff @ChristiesRealEstateSeattle.com

LUXE Christie’s International Real Estate Kendra Ratcliff, VP | Oregon Principal Broker | Kendra@LuxeCIR.com 503.330.6677

WILD TURKEY FARM | WILLAMETTE RIVER | $19,500,000 Photography Justin Jones Media

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NOTABLE LISTING 3326 East Shore Drive overlooks the Broadmoor Golf Club in one of Seattle’s most sought-after neighborhoods. This 1935 colonial is an American classic that retains its character through polished ebony hardwood floors, elegant molding and grand, warm spaces that are complemented by modern upgrades. The flowing layout, stately kitchen, and gorgeous porch and patio invite both intimate mingling and larger parties.

Offered at $6,200,000.

LAURA HALLIDAY 206.399.5842 | laurahalliday.com |

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In today’s competitive market, it’s important to choose an agent who knows their home turf inside and out. After 26 years as a senior global luxury real estate advisor, Laura Halliday attributes her success to a mix of savvy market insights and unwavering

UNRIVALED NATIVE KNOWLEDGE Halliday works with clients across the world, but her true focus is on Seattle’s Madison Park. “That is where I live, play and do most of my business,” she says. “It’s a community on Lake Washington that evokes a stylish, intimate New England village.” Halliday’s deep local connections make her the ideal agent for anyone interested in this exclusive neighborhood.

loyalty with a sprinkle of candor. Backed by Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty, Halliday offers clients a global platform with creative marketing solutions and deep knowledge of Seattle’s top neighborhoods. “Many properties transact privately, so without someone who knows the inside scoop, you won’t even get up to bat,” she explains. Halliday prioritizes clear communication, from maximizing a property’s value to consistently keeping clients informed and negotiating the best deal possible. “My clients and I become a team,” she explains. Her track record and many testimonials show that her fantastic reputation is well-earned.

Top With two covered patio areas and a private balcony off the upper level primary suite, this homeis as beautiful from the back as it is from the front. Left The white cabinetry and counters contrast with the clean and crisp ebony floors in this sophisticated kitchen. Right The large primary suite has a spacious walk-in closet and French doors that look over the lush golf course.

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WHAT MY CLIENTS ARE SAYING...

“We recently hired Laura to help us sell a long-time family property.

While she had already earned our respect for helping another family member sell a house a few years earlier, we still ran a competitive process as the property and house we were selling were unique. Her research and positioning suggestions made us believe she was the right candidate. Our trust in her was greatly rewarded. In addition to the top-quality marketing, Laura did an excellent job in managing the family dynamics that come with the sale of a multi-generational property. When the offers started to arrive, Laura shined with her negotiating skills (truly top drawer) and communication (we were in the loop on all details, no matter how small.) The outcome was significantly above what we thought the value of the property might be, and a high water mark for the area and type of house. We would recommend her highly to anyone looking for an experienced and professional partner." - Brock Mansfield

“Laura Halliday deserves the glowing accolades she earns. I would rate her skills in each category 10 stars if I could. Laura sold my Denny Blaine home within a week for the asking price to the perfect buyers.

She responds quickly, remains positive throughout the process, and provides actionable feedback. Laura is the best real estate representative with whom I have ever worked by a massive margin. Invaluable to the sale of my home Laura understands the product she represents and how to maximize its potential. My modern-style home had been heavily remodeled with quality finishes and high-tech features. Laura was quick to internalize those characteristics, identify the appropriate buyer population, and package the home in a way that created urgency in the marketplace. Laura is confidence-inspiring. Her guidance and input were on point, and her representation, effective and smooth. Finally, if the above were not enough, Laura is naturally delightful, funny, and refreshingly sincere.” - Joan Krajewski

BROADMOOR | SOLD $6,400,000 LAURELHURST | SOLD $10,500,000

CAPITOL HILL | SOLD $4,850,000

LAURELHURST | SOLD $11,488,132

BROADMOOR | SOLD $3,500,000

Managing Broker | Senior Global Real Estate Advisor | Founding Member | 206.399.5842 | Laura.Halliday@rsir.com | LauraHalliday.com

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LUXURY MARKETING SPECIALISTS 425.305.9400 | luxurymarketingspecialists.com |

Sold off-market for $14,000,000.

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Jen Cameron of Luxury Marketing Specialists understands that every real estate transaction is unique, and that properties, prices and people are different each time.

Known for highly innovative and effective selling strategies for luxury listings, Jen makes each client her sole focus and priority. When asked to describe the most valuable benefit she provides to her clients, Jen said, “Experience. With 22 years as a licensed real estate broker and Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist, my clients can rely on my experience to resolve any unforeseen obstacles to make their experience as streamlined, stress-free and profitable as possible.” Clients can expect to have fun when working with Jen, who values open and candid communication. “I partner with each client in a collaborative and transparent manner to provide peace of mind so that you can focus on the other important priorities in your life.”

“Time is the new luxury. Removing barriers so that people can focus on their personal time is a powerful differentiator.”

There are many island and waterfront properties in the Pacific Northwest but few that are quite as spectacular as this 43-acre waterfront sanctuary with its 1/2 mile of untamed shoreline on Orcas Island. “Oftentimes buyers’ dreams don’t match up with what is currently on the market because there are a number of magnificent properties that haven’t even traded yet,” Jen says. “My strong local ties and deep network allow me to play matchmaker with buyers and sellers to align their dreams.”

RESIDENT EXPERT What’s one thing that homeowners should know about the sales and marketing process?

“Presentation is everything,” Jen says. This often includes staging, which helps buyers envision the lifestyle they could experience there. “Staging is an integral part of telling a property’s story and in eliciting a strong, positive and emotional impression on potential buyers. These are important elements in increasing the sale and selling price. All LMS property evaluations begin with a collaborative process with our clients to assess their properties. We then provide them with a marketing strategy that is customized specifically to their property in order to attract the buyers who have the greatest propensity to purchase their home.”

Top Urban luxury atop the Pan Pacific Hotel, this sophisticated property offers stunning views of the Space Needle and skyline. Left Extraordinary detail meets artisan style and significant design features throughout this new construction in Kirkland.

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LUXURY MARKETING SPECIALISTS Real Estate Redesigned W i t h Yo u I n M i n d

MEET JEN A tenacious problem solver who fuses the power of decades of real estate experience with intuition and ingenuity to make the impossible possible. A top-selling broker, passionate leader and visionary for some of the biggest brands in the industry. The kind of know-it-all you want to know. A real estate renegade boldly blazing her own trail in the pursuit of excellence. Intentionally makes those around her feel welcome, respected and at ease. An ambassador of positivity and giver of good vibes with a built-in belief system that says in order to do well, we must first do good.

JEN CAMERON, LUXURY MARKETING SPECIALIST

425-305-9400 Jen@luxurymarketingspecialists.com www.luxurymarketingspecialists.com — JEN CAMERON LUXURY MARKETING SPECIALIST

150 Bellevue Way SE, Bellevue, WA 98004

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OF LUXE CHRISTIE’S INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE 503.703.0700 | luxecir.com |

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“Mom, who do you know that I need to know?” This is the question Paul Trakarn posed upon his graduation from University of Oregon in 2012. During his college years, he had built a successful small business selling high-end sneakers, and it had shown him something about himself: He was a people person who loved fostering relationships. As moms often do, she came through. “Her broker at the time was Nick Shivers with WestOne, and he became my mentor and introduction to the industry,” Trakarn says. Today, he’s made them both proud, as a top Portland broker with Luxe Christie’s International Real Estate. Known to specialize in international transactions, Trakarn points to empathy as his key to success. “I strive to treat everyone not only how I would want to be treated, but how they want to be treated,” he says. “This industry isn’t only about sales; it’s about connection and compassion.”

“My internal drive has inspired me to become one of Portland’s top agents while taking on the global market at the same time.”

The experience of being embraced by a space in which no expense has been spared elevates the senses. Enter, 12955 Northwest Skyline Boulevard in Portland. Titled Villa Supérieure, this grand Skyline Ridge Estates home has 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms on 20 pristine acres. Enjoy the view from several patio and deck spaces. It’s also only a 20-minute drive from downtown Portland and Silicon Forest.

Priced at $5,750,000.

CULTURAL CONNECTION One of the first 150 American agents licensed to sell real estate in Dubai through the Asian Real Estate Association of America, Trakarn has also completed his Certified International Property Specialist designation in Bangkok, Thailand. This is a treasured accomplishment for him, being that his mother was born in Thailand, he speaks Thai, and his family owns the Portland restaurant Sivalai Thai. Trakarn says, “My heritage and Thai culture are important to me, so I value being a part of bridging the gap between buyers, sellers and agents in America and Thailand.”

Top This grand foyer certainly gives the entrance a wow factor. Left Wood paneling brings warmth to this spacious office.

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PAUL TRAK ARN, BROKER 503.703.0700 | e: Paul@LuxeCIR.com paultrakarn.LUXEcir.com

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RACHAEL PODOLSKY LUXURY REAL ESTATE 425.208.9292 | rachaelpodolsky.com |

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More than 20 years ago, broker Rachael Podolsky began honing her exceptional skills in commercial real estate before embracing her passion for residential sales.

“I really wanted to help people on a personal level,” she says. “Buying a home is one of the largest investments anyone makes, so having a trusted advocate is crucial.”

To her clients, Podolsky is a confidante and guide whose highly specialized services and reputation for comprehensive project management result in deep personal relationships. From planning, staging and marketing to the day her clients relocate, and beyond, Podolsky provides them with unmatched expertise while remaining deeply connected to Greater Seattle. Podolsky is laser-focused on its unique Eastside, an area that has become more competitive in recent years. “People really

Set on Lake Washington, this traditional, 5,770-square-foot Newcastle home has expansive windows, a grand, formal entrance, a striking floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace in the great room and a dazzling kitchen with state-of-the-art appliances. Beyond the 5 bedrooms and ADU, there’s a home theater and bar, outdoor entertaining areas, and plenty of storage for boats, RVs and more.

Sold for $2,787,500.

IN TUNE WITH THE TIMES When asked how buyers’ priorities have shifted recently, Podolsky points to some key areas. “Because so many people are working from home right now and need a peaceful and productive place to conduct business, homes that offer dedicated office space are in high demand.” Another important item?

“Staying in with family and friends has become the new ‘night out,’ so everyone is looking for unique entertainment spaces, particularly outside.”

love the neighborhood’s connection to nature, while remaining so close to the city.”

“Putting my clients first means being prepared for everything that comes our way and remaining focused on the details.”

Top Coffered ceilings and fine millwork mean dining in stately, relaxed style at this elegant country French home on Mercer Island. Left The stunning eat-in kitchen in Clyde Hill was remodeled in 2018 and radiates the vibrant joy of weekend family breakfasts.

Photography Top by Brandon Larson of Clarity Northwest; Left by Michael Walmsley

experience Eastside Luxury with rachael Knowledge | Experience | Trusted Guidance Rachael Podolsky happily serves her community's real estate needs through her exceptional "Clients First" model. Compassion and heart drive her to serve - backed by her well-known style of original marketing and branding. Rachael brings her love of real estate, deep knowledge of the local market and negotiating skills to both Buyers and Sellers, garnering her reputation as a leader on the Eastside.

"We contacted Rachael to be our listing agent after seeing how successful she had been with selling other homes in our neighborhood. Working with Rachael was one of the best decisions we made. I had a lot of anxiety about listing and selling our house when we did.

Rachael not only acknowledged my fears, which made me feel understood, but she also helped dissipate every concern. Every question we had throughout the process, Rachael had an answer for. She is knowledgeable, motivated and committed to her clients."

Rachael Podolsky | (425) 208-9292 rachaelp@windermere.com | RachaelPodolsky.com

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NOTABLE LISTING Located in one of Oregon’s most highly desired neighborhoods, this stunning home features 4 bedrooms, including a main level guest suite, an office, a bonus room with a built-in bar and a designer kitchen for dining and entertaining. The adjoining great room has an impressive, vaulted ceiling and opens onto an outdoor covered living area that is surrounded by magnificent pine trees.

Sold for $4,000,000.

RENAISSANCE HOMES 503.636.5600 | renaissance-homes.com |

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Buying a house can come with all sorts of surprises. But building one allows people to make intentional, personalized decisions about everything from layout to materials, fixtures, amenities and energy systems. “Building homes is a mix of construction, art and intellect,” Renaissance Homes president Randy Sebastian says. Since founding the firm in 1984, he and his expert teams have built over 4,500 homes, received

A SPACE TO THRIVE Drawn by the stunning natural landscapes, great schools and affordable living, more people than ever before are catching on to Oregon’s beauty and making Portland and the Lake Oswego area their home. “Buyers are beginning to look further out from Portland’s downtown center and into suburban neighborhoods,” Sebastian explains. “Lake Oswego’s civic leaders continually invested in infrastructure improvements, parks and community amenities that help our community thrive.”

numerous accolades and cemented their position as the number one home builder in Lake Oswego and Portland. Renaissance is known for constructing homes with the highest standards, care and energy efficiency that exceed their clients’ wants and needs. Sebastian’s team also prides themselves on transparent, up-front pricing that they stick to. “We are very process and customer service-oriented and make every effort to ensure that the home-building experience is enjoyable,” Sebastian adds.

Top This airy, modern farmhouse design won 14 awards in the 2019 NW Natural Street of Dreams, including Best of Show, Best Kitchen, Best Outdoor Living and Best Architectural Design. Bottom An idyllic, updated farmhouse is lush with oversize windows that open out onto the verdant landscape, covered outdoor living area and guesthouse.

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EMERALD CITY DIVERSIONS From his home downtown, where he resides with his beloved rescue dogs, Wasner has a perspective on Seattle that goes beyond professional. Here’s what the local loves about it …

• Nature: We have an incredible array of parks with miles of hiking trails, as well as Japanese gardens with arboretums, lakes and more.

•A rt: The Seattle Art Museum, Seattle Symphony, Seattle Opera, theaters, galleries— there are world-class experiences around every corner.

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OF CHRISTIE’S INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE 206.910.1410 | christiesrealestate.com |

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Expertise and knowledge, an understanding of the market, dedication to clients and big sales—these are the qualities Scott Wasner brings to Christie’s International Real Estate. The leading global luxury firm has recorded approximately $500 billion in transactions around the world in the past five years. As the co-founder and executive vice president behind its Seattle office, Wasner has been responsible for quite a few of those. In the past 12 months, his team has sold more than $50 million in downtown property alone, even as that area continues to, as Wasner describes it, “rebound from

NOTABLE LISTING Sited in a quiet cul-de-sac in Tumble Creek, an exclusive upscale community within Suncadia, this custom home was design by Olson Kundig. The 3-bedroom, 4-bathroom residence was constructed with meticulous attention to detail. The floor plan encompasses more than 4,000 square feet, and floor-toceiling windows flood every space with natural light. The exterior is complete with an expansive patio, hot tub and pool.

Sold at $3,395,000.

population shifts as a result of the pandemic.” And what lifestyle sentiments seem to accompany these new settlers? “Modern conveniences, such as in-home entertainment, a well-appointed kitchen and spa-like bathrooms, continue to come first for buyers,” Wasner says. “Pet amenities are important too.”

Top left An aerial view shows off this home’s stunning Olson Kundig design and coveted location within Suncadia.

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WELCOME TO ESCALA 1920 4th Avenue, #3002 | Seattle, WA 98101 | Sold for $6,625,000 | 4,522 Sq/Ft 3 Bedrooms, 1 Full Bath, 2 Three-Quarter Baths, 1 Half Bath 4 parking spots in the building’s secure underground garage, 2 storage units Situated 30 floors above Seattle’s streets is a brand new, 4,500-square-foot penthouse. The open floor plan and floor-to-ceiling windows create an unmatched downtown living experience. An oversized master suite offers an abundance of amenities: living space, office area, large walk-in closet and an oversized spa-like bathroom. With components and materials sourced from around the globe, this near 2-year project is a masterpiece of design and construction. Be the first to see and own this rare opportunity.

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NOTABLE LISTING A stately brick exterior creates an impressive welcome at this west-facing, waterfront estate on Hunts Point. Experience breathtaking sunsets from the infinity pool, terrace, lawn, or sophisticated interior. Glass doors in the gourmet kitchen, elegant dining room and lavish living room open onto the sumptuous patio, with Seattle’s skyline and the Olympic Mountains as a backdrop. Enjoy this property’s meticulously curated interiors and full slate of most modern amenities.

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A broker’s passion for real estate is never more apparent than when their children follow in their footsteps. Team Foster is a powerful family firm with nearly 50 years of combined experience in the Seattle region and over $350 million in annual sales.

“Real estate is in our DNA,” principal Tere Foster says. Her father was an immigrant who believed that owning property is the essence of the American Dream. As he

A CLASS APART One of the country’s leading real estate teams, Foster and Skillman provide expert negotiating skills, a keen understanding of market trends, savvy marketing and strict attention to detail that gives their clients a leading edge.

“Our clients have a real advantage in this competitive market,” they say. “From our broker relationships to our ‘team’ approach to prepping homes with coordinating repairs and updates, complimentary staging, and professional photography and videography.”

invested, Foster watched, learned and worked to become a real estate agent. After working in politics in Washington, D.C., Tere’s daughter, Moya Skillman, returned to the Seattle area in 2003 and joined her mom to grow Team Foster into the leading brokerage team it is today. Their deep market knowledge and remarkable work ethic has earned them the admiration of clients and peers. “That’s important,” Foster adds, because “an agent with a stellar reputation has an edge in this market.”

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Top A generous outdoor patio area, balconies and terrace are perfect for entertaining or just contemplating the landscape on exclusive Hunts Point. Bottom The epicurean kitchen is equipped with premium appliances and a double oven, resplendent marble countertops and backsplash, and a direct view of Lake Washington.

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For Terry Sprague and his team at Luxe Christie’s International Real Estate, being market leaders in Portland comes down to an acronym that guides everything they do. “We follow our ‘PPSD’ principles,” Sprague says. “It stands for ‘people, process, surprise, delight,’ and it embodies a determination to deliver expert real estate consultation with service that feels fully concierge.” The goal has been met time and again with Sprague having helped countless buyers and sellers in Lake Oswego, West Linn and beyond achieve their property dreams. With more than 16 years of history in the profession and a background in the financial advisory space before that, Sprague is uniquely positioned to help his buyer clients find exactly what they’re looking for: “a fulfillment of lifestyle that includes homes that are architecturally adapted to a new vision of living, which now often includes working.”

“In Portland, nature—lakes, rivers, parks—meets the best restaurants and schools, and a sense of community.

Not to mention, unparalleled feats of architecture.”

There’s something impressive about pressing that elevator button and arriving at the top of the world—or so it seems. Sitting like a crown jewel atop the John Ross building, 3601 South River Parkway, Suite 3101, offers just such an experience. It boasts 360-degree views of mountains, rivers, city lights and bridges, with floor-to-ceiling windows. Its 4,865 square feet are stunning. Photography by Cascadia Aerial Priced at $6,295,000.

LIFESTYLE MATTERS According to Sprague, a “live where others vacation” sentiment is growing among Portland buyers. “We have many clients migrating to our marketplace because of the lifestyle and experiences,” he says, and shares a few of the top draws.

•C ommunity: There is a real sense of the “village” environment here, with an emphasis on great schools.

•F ood: My favorites are Bamboo Sushi and Salt & Straw, but the options for dining are veritably endless.

•E vents: From the market every Saturday to floating concerts on the lake, parades and more, there are tons of happenings here.

Top Spectacular views define every room, including the living room, where a sunrise here illuminates. Left The dining room, with its Aria Hotel-inspired chandelier, boasts a view to the south of the Willamette River.

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We are one of many delighted clients of Terry Sprague … we appreciate his customerfocused approach and business aptitude.

He is an ‘innovator’ in his industry and combines creativity and intellect to close every deal.

The service he and his company provides to clients is unparalleled in the industry. I was very surprised about the amount of effort, focus and service they gave to my family.

It was truly exceptional.

Every member of his organization exceeded all of my expectations.

They were truly fantastic to work with.

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LOCATION EQUALS LIFESTYLE The Wyman Group works primarily in Madison Park and Capitol Hill, areas known for their high-quality schools and walkability to bookstores, restaurants and parks. Plus, Wyman adds, “they offer easy access to transportation and freeways, which attracts those who work in downtown Seattle and Bellevue. Madison Park has a particularly great summer scene with beach and lake access.”

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Success in real estate requires special attributes and abilities: intuitive communication, savvy networking skills, being a team player—and the list goes on. The Wyman Group’s clients agree that principal Evan Wyman and his team exemplify these ideals, with a

This phenomenal contemporary on the southern tip of Mercer Island was designed by renowned architect Tom Kundig. With its 2-story, floor-to-ceiling glass walls, no view of Lake Washington or Mount Rainier is lost. The patio and backyard offer both openness and privacy for outdoor gatherings or intimate evenings at home. And the property is just steps from the Mercer Island Beach Club with lake access and boat moorage.

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culture of compassion, unyielding support and meticulous dedication. When Wyman was in his early 20s and his peers began buying their first homes, he knew that he needed to support them on their journey. “I wanted to establish long-term relationships with people as they moved to their first home, then to a family home and throughout their lives,” he says. In 1999, the Seattle native entered real estate, where he gained deep knowledge of the market before founding the Wyman Group. Today he and his agency offer unsurpassed expertise and service that has resulted in the Wyman Group selling some of the area’s highest-priced properties.

Top left Architect Tom Kundig celebrates a mix of materials and textures as the built world interacts with its surrounding environment.

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Inspired by its landscape, historic neighbors and urban dwellings, this Seattle house feels just right.

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Interior Design: Katie LeClercq, Katie LeClercq Design Studio

Classic East Coast townhomes inspired residential designer Katie LeClercq when conceiving this Seattle abode.

Kippi Leonard’s artwork, And Then In Dreaming, establishes an inviting, stylish tone that’s echoed in a vintage bench covered in Holland & Sherry fabric, a rug from Jean Palmer Home and a Murano glass chandelier.

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n old saying has it that lightning never strikes in the same place twice. But in the case of this Seattle home, it did when the new owners called Katie LeClercq for an encore performance. The residential designer, who had built the house from the ground up in Washington Park, a neighborhood populated by older dwellings, agreed to re-tailor it for the new family.

To be clear, the owners, Los Angeles transplants who fell for the residence after seeing it online, weren’t looking for aesthetic-changing alterations.

“We felt incredibly lucky to have stumbled on a house that already fit us so perfectly,” says the wife. Part of what drew them to it is the seamless way it fits in with the historic homes around it.

While conceiving the design, LeClercq had spent a lot of time strolling the neighborhood taking in its stately architectural details; but, at the same time, the Seattle native was contemplating the hallmarks of classic townhomes located nearly 3,000 miles away. In her mind, East Coast and West Coast styles merged in a confluence that might seem unlikely in theory but is easy and appealing in execution. “I wanted the new home to nestle into the area in a pleasing way. At the same time, I wanted to incorporate the kind of factory elements you find in a New York City townhome,” she says. “You could say this is a Pacific Northwest historic classic with a nod to a traditional East Coast city dwelling.”

LeClercq, who initially completed the project under the shingle of her former firm, H2 Design Build, and in consultation with since-retired architect Holden Withington, allowed her natural design inclinations to lead the way. “To create this home, I let the site and the surrounding neighborhood inspire me, and I followed my instincts. My choice of materials and colors—it’s all instinctual,” she notes.

LeClercq’s design gut led her to marry regional details like a brick exterior and a steeply pitched roof with the more industrial-leaning features commonly found in urban East Coast residences, such as interior metal windows. While the brick exterior makes the dwelling right at home with

its established neighbors, the interior layout is decidedly more modern. “This house is about family gathering and entertaining,” LeClercq explains. “The kitchen and the great room—a combined dining and living room—are the heart of it.” Although the kitchen is subtly delineated from the larger space by a passageway lined with steelframed windows, the rooms live and feel as one.

All three enjoy a connection with the large fireplace set within a wall of green shelves, making the space feel cozy and welcoming. “The thought was that the rooms would feel accessible and allow people to gather easily, whether the residents are hosting a dinner party, or kids are doing their homework at the table while the adults are relaxing in the living area with a book,” she notes.

The color palette, largely pulled from nature, was chosen for its timeless appeal. “Again, it goes back to instincts,” LeClercq says. “We used a lot of greens, the kind you find in a rich forest—an element that’s central to the Pacific Northwest. When I go outside, these are the colors I see.” Referencing the deep green of the kitchen cabinets and the lighter shade of the same hue in the great room’s fireplace wall, the designer notes that the verdant shades are timeless classics. The color scheme also includes touches of mustard, brick red and pink. “This is a Northwest-friendly palette. There is a lot of gray in Seattle, so it’s nice to walk into a space and feel the warmth and depth of the colors,” she says. “The balance of saturation and tones gives the home a comfortable and inviting feeling.”

To furnish the home for the new family, LeClercq sourced items that reflect the timelessness and collected nature of the architecture. “I call this project the ‘eclectic classic,’ ” she says. “It’s eclectic in its layers and how styles are combined, but ultimately it’s classic as I don’t see these things as being trendy or ever going out of style. It’s a combination of vintage items, new elements and textures.”

The blend creates a house with an enduring appeal that belies its age. “When people visit, they are always surprised this is new construction and not a remodel,” says the homeowner. Since LeClercq’s goal was to create a home for the ages, she takes that as a high compliment, noting: “The residences in Washington Park were built to last—that’s how they did it then, and that’s how I do it now.”

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For the great room’s dining area, LeClercq chose a Wolf Wood Co table, chairs by Nickey Kehoe and Aerin for Visual Comfort chandeliers from Circa Lighting.

The living area is appointed with a Jayson Home lounge chair and sofa, a Cisco Home ottoman and a vintage Eames chair. Grounding the arrangements are carpets from Driscoll Robbins Fine Carpets.

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Above: LeClercq imagined an office off the kitchen as a stylish bar with custom cabinets fabricated by Interior Environments and painted in Benjamin Moore’s Crisp Linen. The Melange desk lamp is by Kelly Wearstler for Circa Lighting, and the chair is vintage.

Opposite: The goal for the kitchen was to seamlessly weave modern elements into a timeless space. To that end, the crisp form of the island is clad in Calacatta Gold marble, and Benjamin Moore’s Chimichurri coats the cabinets, which are accented by Schoolhouse hardware. Atelier Domingue Steel Windows and Doors crafted the interior steel windows and doors.

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Above: A concrete-topped vanity with triple sinks and Dornbracht faucets serves the children in the family.

It’s painted in cheery Bold Yellow by Benjamin Moore—a hue LeClercq calls a bright spot on a gray day.

Three Isaac sconces by Schoolhouse illuminate the space, and a Jenny Prinn artwork decorates it.

Opposite: The same Bold Yellow shade adorns storage cabinets in the entry to the daylight basement and makes coming home a smile-inducing moment. LeClercq sourced the prints from Jayson Home.

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Above: Windows by Atelier Domingue Steel Windows and Doors frame the primary bathroom entry and provide a view of the Royal White marble tub designed by LeClercq, crafted by Meta Marble & Granite and fitted with Kohler fixtures. A Hood Classic pendant by Rejuvenation hangs above, while Marrakech Design tile is laid on the floor. The artwork is by Deb Achak.

Left: The Amazonia Light wallpaper by Witch & Watchman makes a dramatic statement in the primary bedroom. It’s joined by the owners’ existing bed, a vintage lamp from Susan Wheeler Home and a nightstand by RH. A pair of armchairs from Obsolete in Culver City, California, and an Amos side table by Jayson Home are positioned at the side of the room.

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For a child’s bedroom, LeClercq envisioned a magical and comforting space. “For children,” she says, “I choose elements that can grow with them. Nothing should feel too young or too old but rather timeless and thoughtful.” To that end, she opted for a whimsical Fôret noire wallpaper by Nathalie Lété and a built-in bed painted in Benjamin Moore’s Picnic Basket—complete with space for books.

Object Lesson For a Snohomish County family building their dream home, a designer proves to be the ideal guide.

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“The clients and I both share a love of our families’ Scottish roots,” says designer Shannon Adamson of Scott and Kristen Kirkpatrick, the owners of this Snohomish County abode. To honor the couple’s heritage in the entry, Adamson laid tiles from United Tile in a tartan pattern. Crowning the space is a Nemo Lighting fixture.

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or a designer, the chance to do their first ground-up solo project is a special opportunity. And if that opportunity also offers the ability to put a significant stamp on the architectural side of things?

Well, then it becomes all the more meaningful. “I was really excited,” recalls designer Shannon Adamson, “It’s wonderful to have a blank slate and to be able to explore all of the possibilities without dealing with existing conditions.” Her clients, Scott and Kristen Kirkpatrick, had reached out for help realizing their dream home on a site in Snohomish County.

“They had never taken on a big construction project before and needed guidance,” she says. That decision, says Scott, “turned out to be one of the best things we ever did.”

The couple had acquired plans for a house, which sketched out the footprint and the basic interior walls—but, notes Adamson, “there were some issues that needed to be untangled.” A few were small: details that read more early 21st century, like an arched Juliet balcony in the living room, a lack of built-ins and awkward door placements in the primary suite. Others loomed larger: a laundry closet that couldn’t accommodate even the smallest washer and dryer and a primary suite without windows—just a set of large French doors.

The designer also reworked a media room into an inviting club room (“because ‘family room’ is not a cool enough name to encapsulate all that’s going on in this space,” she says with a laugh), expanded the size of the primary bathroom and even chose the home’s site to take advantage of the sun. “I love space planning,” she says.

Adamson’s input didn’t end with the drawings, which garnered her a fan in the project’s general contractor Mitch Falkner. “It was probably the most detailed set of interior plans that I’ve ever worked with,” he raves. The designer was also a fixture on the job site because “there are always unknowns,” she shares. Falkner concurs: “When you’re building a house, not everything works out as planned.” Her presence also meant the designer and contractor could refine details and troubleshoot issues as they arose. She and Falkner both point to the kitchen’s pantry door as one example of what this kind of

teamwork can achieve: It completely disappears into the surrounding cabinetry thanks to the combined efforts of trades ranging from the door supplier to the cabinetmaker and painter. “It was a very custom piece,” says Falkner. “It seems like one little aspect, but it’s the small things that count in the end.”

The team’s level of craftsmanship and attention to detail extends throughout the home. It’s there in mitered cuts of the molding and trims and how it performs a graceful waltz with the Irish linen herringbone fabric in the club room; it’s in the exacting placement of the sconces in the club room and the kitchen; and, in the tactile finger pulls of the primary bathroom’s vanity. Perhaps most clearly, that attention to craftsmanship is in the entry, where tile laid in a playful plaid pattern pays homage to both the clients’ and designer’s Scottish roots. When installing the showstopper, Adamson recalls, “The tile guy and I were laying out the tile pattern while they were framing in case they needed to adjust a wall.”

More than in most homes, lighting was essential for ambiance. “No matter where you live, light is important, but especially in the Pacific Northwest,” says Adamson, who collaborated with Nathanael Washam of Luminous NW on the lighting design.

“On a February afternoon, it’s so dark inside you have to turn the lights on.” Floor lamps and sconces, chandeliers and task lights act in concert to brighten, but not overpower, the interior. “It’s really about designing in zones and layers so that there’s a lot of control based on what the needs are and how the space is being used,” she explains.

The furniture and accessories reinforce the initial impression of substance that permeates these rooms, with traditional elements offset by lighter or unexpected moments. While initially resistant, the Kirkpatricks now cite these touches as their favorites. “Shannon introduced us to that next level of quality and pushed us appropriately,” Scott explains. He singles out the club room’s dark palette (“We were super nervous,” Scott says, “and now it’s our favorite room”); the bedroom’s deep eggplant accents; the dining room’s vibrant teal grasscloth; and the built-in desks in the children’s bedrooms. “To have somebody who goes above and beyond but has your best interests at heart,” Scott muses, “it just makes you feel good.”

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Right: “The hidden pantry door took a surprising amount of coordination and creativity to pull off, but our clients love the result,” says Adamson, who worked closely with general contractor Mitch Falkner on this notable kitchen feature. It’s conveniently located between the Fisher & Paykel wall ovens and refrigerator from Bry’s.

Opposite: Adamson covered the kitchen’s backsplash in ceramic tile from Architectural Surfaces.

For light, she chose Visual Comfort pendants and Savoy House sconces. Lee Industries stools pull up to the island topped with Silestone from Cosentino. The Brizo faucets are from Ferguson; the range is Fisher & Paykel.

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Right: “Traditional Edinburgh supper clubs inspired the club room’s design,” Adamson explains.

“It felt very disjointed, so I added wall paneling to create visual rhythm. The panels are inset with a menswear-inspired Irish linen herringbone fabric wallcovering

by Wolf-Gordon.” For the window bench cushion, she opted for Scottish wool blankets from Highland Store in London.

Opposite: Visitors perched on Four Hands stools at the club room’s stylish bar can see the rest of the goings-on thanks to a mirrored backsplash. Adamson mounted a Thomas O’Brien for Visual Comfort sconce on the wall, which is painted a custom gray shade. The Grohe faucet is from Ferguson.

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Above: Going for a slightly sexy, moody vibe in the primary bedroom, Adamson relied on rich hues, such as eggplant on the braided rope CB2 pouf, and grays, for the Carole drapery panel fabric and Jaipur Living woolblend rug. She layered in textural touches like the bouclé on the CB2 swivel chair.

Opposite: Positioned above the Lazar bed, the windows by Marvin allow light to stream into the primary bedroom while maintaining privacy. A Visual Comfort lamp with a ceramic base is atop the Sonder Living bedside table.

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Woodland walks around Ashland, Oregon, prove fertile ground for a British expat artist.

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spent 18 years in London, and all of my work was based on dancers and music,” recalls Ashland, Oregon-based artist Claire Burbridge. “When I moved here about a decade ago, I wanted to understand the environment, so, over the first year, I walked and collected and spent a lot of time looking at mushrooms, seeds and bark.” As Burbridge returned to her creative practice, she realized that time spent outside had “recalibrated” her work. “There wasn’t a figure in sight,” she says.

Surrounded by art books, vintage dresses in her favorite palettes and objects brought home from walks (colorful lichens, sticks carved by beetles, a red-banded polypore found at Waldo Lake), Burbridge creates almost pointillistic explorations of her environment. “Nature adheres to a matrix, or spirals or circles, and I love being surrounded by things that reflect that,” she explains. “I integrate those forms into my works, but it’s not an illustration of them—that’s not my métier.” Her mixed-media pieces, some of which can be large scale, often require that she work on the floor, sitting at the center of the image in a series of changing postures. “I start with a graphite grid of interlocking circles or spiral formations, then I do an impressionistic pattern with watercolors, and then I go in with pen and pencils for detail,” notes the graduate of Magdalen College Oxford, who got her masters in printmaking from what became the University of the Arts London. “But one’s process is always changing.”

In the spirit of change, Burbridge has used her background in printmaking to launch an initial collection of 10 wallpapers inspired by her fine art. (The latter is represented by Nancy Toomey Fine Art in San Francisco and will be exhibited at Ashland’s Schneider Museum of Art this coming April.) “Repeat wallpaper was the natural way to achieve what I wanted,” she says of her desire to create a more immersive experience. Plus, it’s the chance for more people to have access to her work. Perhaps understandably, the eco-friendly papers, currently sold through her website, are finding particular favor with urban clients whose doors don’t open to quite the same splendor as she has just outside hers. “They get me into a good place,” Burbridge says of those auspicious morning walks, which she still tries to regularly take. “There’s no point in just putting work out there that’s not consciously done.”

“I go into nature, absorb it and produce an artwork that is, hopefully, imbued with the essence of the experience I’ve had,” says artist Claire Burbridge (left), whose home studio in Ashland, Oregon, offers easy access to trails that lead into the Siskiyou Mountains. Her impressionistic yet detailed pieces incorporate graphite, watercolor and pen (below and opposite).

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All the Right Moves Dynamic forms shape the experience of a modern Seattle house perched on a breathtaking hillside lot.

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Architecture: Dave Norrie, Sandall Norrie Architects Interior Design: Kathleen Glossa, Swivel Interiors Home Builder: Clay March, March-MacDonald Landscape Architecture: Zack Thomas, Board & Vellum

In the two-story foyer of this Seattle home, a stepped installation of Vibia’s Set sconces creates a dynamic interplay of light and shadow. “They draw your eye all the way up and fill the space the same way a powerful piece of art would,” designer Kathleen Glossa says. The gallery above displays a woven metal sculpture by Leah Gerrard from Gray Sky.

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he Sunday afternoon tour of open houses in the Laurelhurst neighborhood wasn’t serious, says a Seattle-based healthcare executive, wife and mother of three. It was just an exploration born of frustration with a renovation project underway at her current place—until she visited the last property on her list.

Situated on a hillside lot, the two-story aerie created in 1957 by Hollywood set designer, artist and architect John Stewart Detlie featured a glasswalled living room that seemed to float among the treetops. Renowned artist Virginia Banks had once called it home, adding a hydraulically controlled dining table that disappeared into the floor, and using its first-floor bedrooms as her studio and the open stairwell as an aviary for tropical birds.

Equally notable were the home’s views of Lake Washington and Mount Rainier. “As I looked around, I had goosebumps,” the wife recalls.

“I thought, ‘I just want to be here.’ ” Her designer Kathleen Glossa—who agreed that the home’s promise far exceeded that of their current renovation project and endorsed the couple’s decision to make an offer—understood completely. “When you stepped into the house, you could still feel that artistic soul,” she says.

Which is what she and architect Dave Norrie devoted themselves to preserving, even after Norrie determined that the existing wood-frame structure would need significant repairs, updates and replacements, and couldn’t support the new, open floorplan and third-floor bedroom addition their clients required. “The house was telling us what we wanted,” Glossa says. “We needed to maintain that spirit of confident modernism.”

Starting afresh, the new structure reinvents its predecessor’s stacked and stepped rectangular forms, now framed in steel and wood and clad with dark, rough-sawn cedar under the guidance of general contractor Clay March. It rises above a garden that landscape architect Zack Thomas planted with ferns, grasses and meadow flowers for year-round color and texture and aspens and birches for privacy. “The design is about the experience,” Norrie explains, “and it starts from the street, where you’re below the house. As you enter, there are windows that present the experience of being on a hill; you really feel the earth. Then you come to a stair that leads up to a glass room where you’re in the trees.” This dramatic space,

encompassing the living room, dining room and kitchen, opens to a view deck via floor-to-ceiling folding glass doors. Above it, a new bedroom suite delivers the sensation of hovering above the house.

Norrie and Glossa continued the experience by activating every room with dynamic design elements: a pivoting entry portal, sliding doors and wall panels, cabinets that seemingly float above recessed steel plinths—including one that shape-shifts into a pass-through from the dining area to the pantry—and lighting that invites interaction. “Look at the dining fixture, and your eye can’t help but notice the stepped-down portion of the fixture, reminiscent of the series of stepped spaces in the home,” Glossa says. In the foyer, an installation of linear wall lights draws attention up to the gallery, where a suspended woven-wire sculpture turns in the breeze.

Merely hanging art on walls is antithetical to Glossa’s approach. “The collaborative process started with, ‘How is art part of the architecture?’ ” she says. In the kitchen, a photograph of a Texas longhorn—printed on metal and finished with a wipeable coating—forms the backsplash. On the first floor, an eye-catching work by Warren Dykeman is painted on the concrete floor.

The color and energy in the artwork by Alden Mason and Alfred Harris also inspired Glossa’s modern furnishing selections, which include locally made pieces like a live-edge dining table and an entry bench that overlays wood on brightgreen metal. The juxtaposition of hard and soft repeats on a Glossa-designed coffee table that floats curved bands of blue and green metal atop a black metal base.

“It’s not often you’re designing a house with a bird’s-eye view of the trees, and I wanted to acknowledge that viewpoint by mirroring some of the same colors,” says Glossa, who took a more stringent approach to fixed finishes. “The architecture of the home is very confident, and we wanted to convey that same confidence with the interiors—but synergistically, not competitively,” she says. “So, we all agreed that our materials palette needed to be super disciplined”—just black, white and blond rift-sawn white oak—“so nothing is shouting, ‘Look at me!’ ” Except for the views, which, the wife promises, will keep her away from open houses forevermore.

“I feel more than satisfied,” she muses. “It’s a magical feeling to live in so much light surrounded by trees and art.”

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The living room’s concrete floors and custom gas fireplace wrapped in black steel provide a crisp backdrop for splashes of color.

West Elm swivel chairs upholstered in a multicolored Donghia fabric pick up the deep pink hue of the Zimmer + Rohde fabric on the Walter Knoll sectional from Inform Interiors and the blue in a metal coffee table designed by Glossa and fabricated by Pivot. The arrangement rests on a Perennials carpet from Susan Mills Showroom.

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Above: In contrast to the original modernist home on the site, which included view-blocking interior walls, architect Dave Norrie conceived an open-plan living room, dining room and kitchen that flows out to a deck thanks to LaCantina folding doors. AndLight’s Pipeline CM 2 pendant in aluminum and cast acrylic hangs over a live-edge English elm dining table from Urban Hardwoods and Bensen’s Torii chairs in black-stained ash from Inform Interiors.

Opposite: “I don’t know how many clients would embrace the idea of a Texas longhorn running the length of their kitchen backsplash, but these clients did,” says Glossa, who had photographer Robin Layton’s “Ferdinand” printed on metal and finished with a wipeable coating. Kartell’s Spoon stools pull up to an island topped with quartz from Architectural Surfaces.

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Interior living spaces merge with an outdoor terrace in the treetops. Glossa appointed the expansive deck with Gloster’s Grid sectional from Summer House and a square ceramic fire table by Brown Jordan. The colorful pillows are a collaboration between Glossa’s firm and Vancouver, B.C.-based Maximuse.

“ The house was telling us what we wanted—we needed to maintain that spirit of confident modernism.”

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Above: “I didn’t want any furniture there to block the view,” the homeowner says of the primary bedroom’s glass-walled corner, “but Kathleen is very sneaky and brought in a beautiful stool, and I said, ‘Oh, I really need that.’ It’s just rustic enough because we have so much that’s modern.” The custom wood piece was crafted locally by the Casual Surveying Co. Opposite: A floating wall of rift-sawn white oak separates the main bedroom suite’s closet and bathroom from a hall leading to the stairway. Just beyond a pocket door hangs a black-and-white, mixed-media work by Alfred Harris.

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G ROU N D B R E A K E R S | PACIFIC NORTHWEST “Homes should be resilient, beautiful and high-functioning over generations, not just overa few seasons.”

LOCALITY IN MIND Building homes in Seattle, Washington,has led Bakstad Construction to develop innovative designs that can address the fluctuating environment, the shifting climate and the rapid rate of technological advancements—all without compromising the design aesthetics. “Bakstad Construction approaches the work with solutions in mind; this means we are always researching new products and techniques that we can offer our clients,” Dalen says. It’s imperative for every Pacific Northwest project to prioritize the following: aterproofing systems designed to protect •W the home and maintain integrity over time. limate control that maintains a consistent, •C comfortable indoor atmosphere throughout the seasons. nergy efficiency to keep costs at a •E minimum while also consciously lowering harmful environmental emissions.

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A home is so much more than just an escape from the elements.

Dalen Bakstad, a third-generation builder in Seattle, Washington, defines home as “a nerve center for individuals and families, and their creative, personal, professional and relational lives.” With more than 25 years of experience in residential construction, he has assembled a team of specialists at Bakstad Construction who oversee every aspect of the building process in order to provide clients with a holistic experience. “The architects and designers interpret the client’s vision into the design, but it’s our job to make sure the process from design to manifestation exceeds their expectations.” While delivering the desired outcome is important, Bakstad also puts an emphasis on “arriving at the end of a remodel feeling wholly satisfied with both the final product and the journey it took to get there.”

Above This kitchen was repurposed from an outdoor sitting area, and the entire space was modernized and made more functional and beautiful. Top An early-20thcentury floor plan received this much-needed powder room update.

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DOWN TO SPECIFICS •W hat is Brunelle Architects’ specialty?

Because no two clients are the same, their projects shouldn’t be either, so I avoid preconceived ‘styles.’ Instead, I collaborate with my clients and team members to create personal, distinctive spaces ranging from simple remodels to large-scale custom builds across the intermountain region.

BRUNELLE ARCHITECTS 208.589.0771 | brunellearchitects.com |

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We prefer to incorporate renewable resources and regularly work with an energy consultant to build these technologies into our clients’ homes. hat is next for Brunelle Architects?

•W Multi-use structures like workforce housing, retail or commercial projects and state-ofthe-art single-family residences.

All it took was a fortuitous conversation and the rediscovery of a high school-era sketchbook to change the trajectory of Mike Brunelle’s life. The dialogue and notepad led to a degree in architecture and the eventual founding of Brunelle Architects.

“Seventeen years later, we’ve done well over a hundred projects across nine states,” Brunelle says. Impressive as his sketches were, Brunelle knew early on that his clients were eager for a vivid picture of their homes. “We were an early adopter of using building information modeling software and expanding the customer experience through three-dimensional models.” The company—led by Brunelle and his wife, Anne—also prides itself on its small business values. “Clear communication between the architect, builder, designer and owner is key to a successful project,” Brunelle says. “Efficiency and close communication are the core values of our firm.”

Above An open stairwell, which services a loft and rooftop deck, is surrounded by stately windows that take full advantage of the mountain views. Top This penthouse living area welcomes plenty of natural light and offers stunning ski resort views through modern, black-paned doors and windows. Far left This Sun Valley home’s unique design was inspired by the client’s other property, a rustic forest cabin designed by renowned architect Carl Gould.

Left The grandeur of the great room’s vaulted ceiling is framed by two airy lofts that lead to bunkrooms beyond.

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THE BIG PICTURE Rather than conform to one signature style, the team at de Reus Architects takes a distinct and holistic approach to each project, guided by a few common aims. ttaining Permanence.

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In an era of standard floor plans and cookie-cutter design, discerning homeowners want to work with an architectural expert who will help them fulfill their unique visions. Mark de Reus, AIA, founding partner of de Reus Architects, has made collaboration, innovation and excellence his

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firm’s mission. “The design of personal residences is professionally rewarding to our studio for many reasons: the first of which is that the home is a dwelling and, as such, a sanctuary for family life,” de Reus says. “The key principles of design at the scale of a home are brought into focus quite succinctly: the circumstance, client expectations, tradition that will inform the architecture and our passion for natural materials and craftsmanship. Discovering the essence of each architectural assignment is the fundamental motive from which to find the spirit of each location, and to craft and shape the design.”

Top & Right On this project, the design architect was de Reus Architects, the interior designer was Saint Dizier Design, the builder was Greenwood Homes and the architect of record was Dennis Zirbel.

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MAKE YOUR MARK “Our design philosophy motivates us to find uniqueness in each commission—and our delivery throughout the duration of a project is focused on nurturing that individuality,” de Reus says.

The firm’s hardware product line, designed in collaboration with Sun Valley Bronze, enhances its bespoke approach, giving clients one-of-a-kind accents to choose from. “The product line ties in nicely with our design services.”

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Collaboration between experienced architects and savvy clients is the key to delivering outstanding results. For the professionals at Farmer Payne Architects, the best approach to architecture is guided by the fundamentals of design, while the hopes, dreams and visions of their clients are what drive the process. “We know the right questions to ask and what to put in front of our clients to get them imagining their dream home,” says Scott Payne, who co-founded the firm with Jamie Farmer. “Our clients then remain heavily involved throughout the schematic design phase.” From there, Farmer Payne Architects assembles a first-rate team of creators, planners, builders and designers to make the client’s concepts come to life. “We pride ourselves on engaging and enhancing these relationships,” Payne says. “We are all about getting the right folks together to make the process and final product memorable.”

Top Built into the adjacent bedrock, this stunning home was constructed to withstand an avalanche. Right The cantilevered roof provides views of the multiple outdoor spaces and surrounding vistas, while the floorto-ceiling glass doors maximize natural light. Center Board-formed concrete and natural materials combine modern aesthetics with organic sensibilities. Far right Farmer Payne collaborated with multiple Sun Valley craftspeople to create unique finishes and integrated storage.

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Building for a sustainable future is not as simple as finding up-and-coming technologies or predicting eventual outcomes.

Knowing that, Farmer Payne Architects applies a three-fold approach that considers the past, present and future of design. First, the firm frequently uses reclaimed materials like antique timbers and brick as an environmentally friendly ode to the past that adds character and dimension while conserving resources. The second strategy involves using locally sourced materials like siding and stone to alleviate the environmental impact of the construction supply chain, while supporting the community. Finally, they incorporate sustainable features throughout their projects, such as solar power, strategically placed windows, and structures and rooflines that account for the climate and the surrounding environment.

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Garret Werner channels his history and expertise into the exact right profession. “Everyone is the product of their combined experiences,” Werner says. “My father and grandfather were builders and real estate developers, so I was raised on construction sites, swinging hammers, digging ditches, and learning about electrical and plumbing. You name it, my father had me doing it.”

This practical experience is one of many things that sets Werner apart from other architects and designers and is the reason that Garret Cord Werner Architects and Interior Designers takes a comprehensive approach to clients’ projects.

“We push the boundaries of industry norms by designing the architecture, interiors, lighting, landscape and furniture as one artistic vision,” Werner says. This holistic design process is not only unique, it has delivered positive results each and every time.

BACK TO NATURE Backed onto an old-growth forest with a crystalline creek running through it, Werner’s childhood home gave him an early love for nature that has influenced his designs and shaped him professionally. “The use of water and light reflection lend spirituality to my work,” Werner says. “We bring water into our projects to evoke its power, serenity and tranquility.”

Other natural materials—like stone and wood—that lace Werner’s childhood memories are intrinsic to his modern-day designs as well. “I want my clients’ residences to be truly special, so I seek out different materials that will make their projects memorable and unique,” Werner says. “I remain focused on exquisite details and don’t follow trends. The result is design that is timeless, sophisticated and highly personal.”

Above Garret Cord Werner’s holistic approach to design seamlessly blends interior and exterior spaces, bringing the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape into the home. Top left A signature of the firm, this sunken Japanese bath opens up to a dramatic reflecting pond and tranquil gardens, blurring the line between indoor and outdoor living. Top right At the center of this modern home, a central axis of water flows from an exterior reflecting pond to an interior pool.

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MAXIMIZING SOCIAL MEDIA JayMarc Homes used to host monthly in-person seminars, where families were invited to visit model homes. But during the pandemic, those meetings became weekly hour-long webinars. By promoting the virtual meetups on social media, the number of attendees at each event has doubled. “The digital sphere allows us to share our thought leadership in custom home building and lets those who are interested in building a custom home become confident in the process and familiar with our team,” Rousso says.

JAYMARC HOMES 425.226.9100 | jaymarchomes.com |

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Thirty-one years ago, Jay Mezistrano and Marc Rousso let their curiosity lead the way—first to fixer-uppers and rental properties, then to land development, and finally custom home building.

Today, the duo behind JayMarc Homes delivers home buyers in Greater Seattle with one-of-a-kind places to live. “Our philosophy to stay steady and authentic, as opposed to thinking bigger is always better, has been one of the things that has contributed to our growth,” Rousso says. As the CEO of JayMarc Homes, he’s created a customercentric ethos that puts an emphasis on allowing his team members to make autonomous decisions. “Every employee has the ability to personalize the experience for any client or partner of ours,” he says. “This empowers our team to always do what’s right. This makes a difference as it can really influence the overall happiness of a client.”

Above This entry uses height to its advantage in order to create a light-filled experience. Top This great room boasts expansive city views and unusual site geometry.

Far left This Bellevue custom home designed by McCullough Architects is the epitome of balance, light and intimate spaces. Left This covered outdoor living area overlooks the downtown Bellevue skyline.

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Currently, Lochwood-Lozier Architectural Designs is undertaking an incredibly unique project: their 2021 Northwest Idea House.

The home will feature new products from local retailers and distributors, all while raising money for charity. The modern Scandinavianstyle home will feature cutting-edge innovations that provide healthy, sustainable living. “As home builders, it is our job to be change leaders in the industry,” Mamiya says. Designed with post-pandemic culture in mind, the home highlights areas that bring families together to live and work. “As people spend more time at home both living and working, architecture and interior design must be updated and enhanced to reflect this new way of being,” Mamiya shares. “With each and every project, we strive to create spaces that make being at home a luxury.”

Because building a home can be challenging and stressful, it is essential to work with an experienced, comprehensive team of professionals. When homeowners build with Lochwood-Lozier Architectural Designs, they’re electing a service far more extensive than mere construction. “We strive to set ourselves apart by practicing an A-to-Z approach,” says Senior Designer, Matt Mamiya. “We do everything under one roof, from land acquisition to move-in, and even service and maintenance after completion of the project.” By taking a multi-faceted approach, the firm removes the need for numerous subcontractors, which simplifies communication and creates a smooth process for the client. “We understand the weight of our responsibility and take it seriously,” Mamiya says. “Our philosophy is centered on building strong relationships with our clients and community, as much as building timeless homes.”

Above The steel, stone and cedar features in this entryway combine for an aesthetically pleasing blend of natural and craftsman materials. Top This sleek waterfall island sets the stage for several bold elements in the kitchen, like the matte black decor and woodpaneled refrigerator. Far left Oversize glazed windows bring the outdoors into the living room while providing abundant natural light. Left The vaulted ceiling in this primary bedroom provides grandeur, while the clerestory windows flood the space with natural light.

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In an era of standardized concepts and cookie-cutter design there is a growing demand for handcrafted, bespoke products, furnishings and architectural accents. Nicholas and Jessica Mayer, and their team of highly skilled artisans at Mayer Designs, Inc. have been conceiving and constructing custom metal pieces in Seattle since 2007 and have earned a sterling reputation that makes them a must within their design and build communities. “We have created a wide variety of custom projects for some of the most talented designers and contractors in the industry,” Jessica says. “After 16 years of marriage and 14 years in business together, Nicholas and I are still striving to make the best products we possibly can. Our fabrication quality and wide variety of finish options are what put us on the map, and our team’s attention to detail and expertise ensures the best quality work every time.”

Top This blackened-steel fireplace wall creates a strong design complement to the stunning views.

Architecture by Conard Romano Architects; interior design by Dixie Stark; build by Toth Construction.

Right DRIFT Yoga + Juice Bar commissioned this custom door within a door for their Seattle studio.

Architecture and interior design by Olson Kundig. Far right A custombuilt, residential entry gate makes an impressive first impression. Interior design by Lucas; build by Hill Construction Co. Photography Aaron Leitz

Nicholas and Jessica Mayer’s unique histories feed their shared passion for great design and fabrication. “We each grew up in the building industry— Nicholas learned metalwork at his father’s metal fabrication shop here in Seattle—and I was raised around construction sites because my father ran his own residential building firm for nearly 50 years. We were fortunate to be inspired by superior craftsmanship and the entrepreneurial spirit from a young age.”

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UP AND COMING •H ow has the digital sphere aided your growth? It has strengthened our connections within the design community, and we continue to embrace this area as our world is shaped by its powerful presence.

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When Studio AM Architecture | Interiors begins a new project, there’s no one style in mind. Rather, the goal is an enduring structure imbued with expert craftsmanship. “The final result is a product, but the process is what creates the true intimacy and appreciation for the elements that become the backdrop for experiences and memories,” says Aaron Mollick, who, along with Michael Troyer, is co-founder of Studio AM Architecture | Interiors. What that backdrop looks like is completely contextual, dependent on the client. This method has allowed the firm to develop a versatile portfolio that not only caters to various tastes but also depends on a larger team within the industry. “Approaching projects in a collaborative manner allows for more collective input and development,” Troyer adds. “These relationships, in

• How has the evolving concept of home influenced your designs? Our projects retain function as a paramount design driver. The needs and behavioral patterns of our clients can develop or change over time, so we look for creative ways to allow flexibility and adaptability.

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Top An ornate antique staircase enlivened by a magnificent modern fixture leads to a traditional sitting room aglow with natural light. Far left French doors create a seamless transition from the elegant, graphic kitchen and informal dining area to the organic lushness of the patio. Left Rich with texture and soft fabrics, this living room creates a cozy and welcoming space for the whole family to gather and relax in style.

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As a leading importer and distributor of natural stone, quartz and tile, Architectural Surfaces delivers the perfect materials for any project.

Their extensive selection reflects current interior styles and their well-organized showrooms make the selection process easy. Architectural Surfaces’ friendly, knowledgeable staff answers questions and seamlessly guides clients through the process.

There is a distinctive feeling in every John Buchan home. It is a sense of elegance that comes from a builder who knows that each detail matters and believes luxury is the perfect mix of artistic design and practical, everyday comfort. John Buchan Homes calls this “Luxury for Real Life”, and it can be found in every one of the custom-built homes they’ve handcrafted since 1961.

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MIX HARDWARE FINISHES AND UNIQUE COLORS SUMNER STREET HOME HARDWARE Although Sumner Street Home Hardware loves the clean aesthetic of traditional white cabinetry, they believe that adding color makes a kitchen or bath unique. Their current favorite hardware finish is their Satin Brass and they suggest mixing Kent Knurled pulls and knobs with cabinets in St. John’s Bay (BM) to create something exceptionally beautiful.

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QUALITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION ROLOFF CONSTRUCTION Roloff Construction is a design-build firm that combines clean lines, organic materials and quality construction methods in their spaces. With an in-house architect and designer, the company creates environments that are unique to each client, and their team of carpenters and tradespeople install with the highest standards.

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Z Collection is the ultimate resource for tile. With a foundation in design, Z Collection thrives on bringing timeless and trend-setting materials to market. Visit their flagship showroom in Portland, Oregon or find their line at flooring dealers across the Northwest.

Located in Olympia, Washington for more than 30 years, Kerry McHugh Design is an awardwinning interior design firm that is focused on primary and secondary residences—including the occasional small yacht or ski cabin—throughout the South Sound and beyond.

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FABULOUS FORM AND FUNCTION DONNA DUFRESNE INTERIOR DESIGN With over 35 years of experience in residential design, Donna DuFresne Interior Design is an award-winning firm specializing in custom, high-end homes and renovations. Each project is approached with the intent of incorporating functionality with timeless style. Their collaborative process emphasizes creating authentic and unique spaces that deliver one-of-a-kind dream homes.

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THE HEART OF DESIGN DANA FOSTER INTERIORS Dana Foster Interiors offers an uncompromising level of personalized service with a commitment to creating one-of-a-kind distinctive interiors that evoke meaning and create lasting memories for their clientele. Their collaborative, streamlined interior design services, tradition of craftsmanship, and timeless materials guide their design with passion, integrity, and heart.

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A full-service custom metal fabrication studio focused on high-end residential and commercial projects; Decorative Metal Arts is where design savvy clients go to make their dreams come true.

DMA created this sink’s sleek nickel hardware that is the jewel in the crown in this sophisticated powder room.

Flooring sets the mood for any space, whether a beautiful, prefinished hardwood, ceramic tile or soft-touch carpet created from eco-friendly fiber.

Discover the latest in contemporary flooring fashions and natural stone countertops at Great Floors in downtown Seattle’s SoDo Home Design Center.

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TR ANSFORMATIVE DESIGN SCHULZ DESIGN CONSULTING Schulz Design Consulting is an award-winning design firm specializing in high end Interior Architecture. Well known for understanding how spaces flow together and the relationship between the interior and the exterior. Using a step by step approach to design to make it easy to understand and as painless as possible.

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