Perched among towering evergreens and native cedars, this mid-century modern residence embodies Pacific Northwest design at its finest, where clean horizontal lines and expansive floor-to-ceiling windows frame living views of dappled forest light. The post-and-beam construction creates an intimate dialogue between interior shelter and the primordial beauty beyond, while the low-slung profile respects the woodland topography with gently sloped rooflines and cantilevered overhangs.
22 System outlets were specified throughout the interior, a deliberate choice that reflects mid-century modernism's commitment to functional elegance and uncluttered surfaces—allowing the architecture's essential lines and materiality to speak without the visual interruption of conventional electrical fixtures.
Photo Credit — Fahim Kassam
