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Everything about this home brings up a random, undefined wave of nostalgia. Growing up I was never around homes like this, but the surrounding woods look all too familiar. If I was to pick my favorite part about this house I would have to say it would be the use of the dark vertical siding for its color palette. The palette is a really natural reflection of the surrounding trees.
Located in Snohomish, Washington
Architect: David Vandervort Architects
Found via Contemporist
So streamlined and clean.
Wow, right by where I live… Love this
Wow, right by where I live… Love this, could picture a Michelangelo Antonioni film shot at many of these places.
love it.
Wow! Great use of glass!
I like the stairs in the tenth photo very much, it describes how solid the ground floor feels, and how it is not flat, but flows along the terrain and out each end of the building, more like the enclosure is placed lightly onto a solid terrain. The differentation to the 2nd level is great as well, while it still feels solid with use of good materials, its lighter.
The clean lines and the timelessness of the design is something that never goes out of style no matter what time period you are in.This house is always sexy.
Wow… I like the way they use the glass.
fuckin, awesome house, excuse expression.
Awsome, show me the plans / layout
This contemporary home compliments it’s surroundings. The clean lines create an open flow inside the home.
Very peaceful just needs some art pieces in it.
Wow! Great use of glass!
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Retaining wall is better performance of the home wall so very nice sweat home.
thanks…
This house resembles Imperial/Sith architecture. I love it
heart on the earth