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09/04/2026

a little photo diary from our stay at the sweetest little spot in redmond 🤎

from the beautiful spaces to the warmest hospitality, every detail made the weekend feel extra special ☁️ so grateful we got to experience it and can’t wait to go back !!

09/01/2026

running to show you this one ❤️‍🔥

this just-listed judge & jeannie anderson residence, designed by aaron g. green in 1959, sits on nearly 3.5 acres of oceanfront land overlooking the pacific, abalone cove, and catalina island 🛘

a former west coast representative of frank lloyd wright, green designed this residence as an intimate conversation between architecture and its surroundings ~ with terraces, gardens, and walls that shelter rather than separate you from the landscape. it’s truly a breathtaking sight to see 🤯

listed by Nate Cole
stunning photography by Sterling Reed Photography

08/26/2026

a blissful camping weekend in august 🏕️ still reminiscing on our time at Snow Peak Campfield Long Beach, here are some photos of the times we will remember forever

though summer is coming to an end, a fall trip here in the Jyubako Suite w/ access to the Ofuro Spa would be absolutely perfect 🍂😌 book your stay !

PDX things to do | Long Beach Washington | camping weekend

08/25/2026

wooww ~ imagine waking up to this kind of light every morning ⛅️

the Topanga A-Frame was built in 1978 and has been thoughtfully preserved with its original wood interiors, vintage details, and unmistakable ’70s architecture. but the real showstopper might be the floor-to-ceiling windows, which fill the home with golden natural light and make the surrounding Santa Monica Mountains feel like part of the interior ⛰️🤎 a pretty special piece of Topanga history!

photos by Peter Baker
via Peerspace
see more at The Topanga A-Frame & Spa

08/20/2026

a magnetic mcm to start your morning ⛅️ introducing 1966 ray kappe residence in rustic canyon

tucked alongside a stream and nearly lost in the palisades fire, the home has been thoughtfully reimagined by West Haddon Hall while preserving the qualities that made kappe’s work so special ~ natural materials, dramatic indoor-outdoor connections, split levels, glass and an incredible relationship with the surrounding landscape.

the renovation brings together midcentury design, antiques, family heirlooms and contemporary art, allowing the home’s original character to live alongside its new chapter 📖 recently featured in the newest issue of architectural digest

styled by Amy Chin
photography by Chris Mottalini

08/14/2026

marble kitchen, venetian plaster, a burgundy sunken conversation pit… and it’s right near to us in vancouver, washington 🤎🌲

this 1970s home got a rich, textured renovation by new zealand-based Material Creative®, bringing together moody interiors, sculptural details, and some seriously beautiful material choices. this home is proof that there’s no shortage of absolutely incredible design hiding right in our own backyard 🫢

original architect unknown
photos by Pablo Enriquez + HOME
via MCM Daily

08/03/2026

one of the wildest homes I’ve seen 😵‍💫 every room somehow feels bolder than the last, yet it all works ❤️‍🔥

designed by french architect Armand Negroni as his own home in 1970, Villa Negroni was part of an experimental movement that challenged the idea of traditional rooms. instead, spaces were designed to flow into one another and adapt to a more “natural” way of human living. over 50 years later, it still feels surprisingly futuristic💡would you live here?

photos by architecturedecollection.fr
via MCM Daily

07/28/2026

where do i even start with this one… architect nancy copley spent 37 years bringing her own home to life after falling in love with a 50-acre piece of land she described as “magic.” 💫 she taught herself stone masonry, built a 44-foot bluestone tower by hand, and even after losing her husband during construction, continued building the home herself

it’s hard not to admire the level of creativity, resilience, and conviction it took to see one vision through for nearly four decades 🥹 what an beautiful story of creative determination

designed by Nancy Copley
built in 1972

07/21/2026

every once in a while, you step into a home that feels entirely its own 🌟

after an attic fire, POLYMATH architectural studio transformed this house from the inside out ~ converting the attic into a primary retreat, creating a beautifully crafted kitchen with custom millwork and furniture by a family friend, and recladding the exterior in cedar shingles that give the home an entirely new presence. every detail reflects the creativity of its owners, making this one of those homes that feels as personal as it is timeless 💛 such an honor to photograph this beautiful project and collaborate with polymath and homeowners who poured so much of themselves into every corner!!

remodeled by POLYMATH studio
photos by Carmen Elaine | Archfever

04/29/2026

I’ll admit, I’m not entirely sure what i’m looking at…
but i know i like it.

angles, wood, and a kind of controlled chaos. designed in 1968 by Andrew Geller ~ often called the “architect of happiness” ~ this is the Antler House, tucked near Napeague Bay in East Hampton.

playful, strange, expressive… like the structure is thinking for itself. v cool 💌🌟

renovated by
photos by
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