Exterior inspiration

slow growing cedar for best to house?

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quaking aspen trees planted close together

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covered eating area off living/dining

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the side entry is a clever solution to our lot, and might hide the entryway as well as accommodate the extra multi room we're hoping to have on the ground floor.

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Prospect House by Janof Architecture - quite possibly my favorite modern house ever! love the siding, must have.

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do these really exist?!

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brilliant idea to have an all weather sitting place in the middle of the building!!

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fireplace and connection to the outdoor space

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gorgeous window box! also like the iron work

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could we do this for the front door?

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browns & greys , irregular stone patio

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stone pattern is like in Swiss streets!

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I wish :)

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wood and white

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Wood paneling inside the terrace is just gorgeous.

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Stone stairs lined with lovely plants.

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canopy above the eating area & the stone terrace

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clever outdoor space! external spiral staircase is amazing!

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Beautiful walll! Built by Batt & Lear.

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love the yellow house (I'm a sucker for stucco) and blue shutters

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trees surrounding the deck

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copper gutters

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the wood siding is utterly gorgeous. really like the use of metal to compliment. I would have to break my 'stay away from gray' rule though ;)

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Interesting solution to our garage / driveway challenge!

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Just gorgeous and so modern!

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Clever use of space, really love the wood paneling lining the interior of the deck / terrace.

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Garage integrated tastefully, simple yard, really like the exterior paneling.

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Like garage in basement, raised 1st floor.

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Park passive house - Rob was consultant!

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WA/Seattle/10039-49th-Ave-NE-98125 -- the ground floor apartment like this?

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unusual and attractive, built by Ava Homes llc

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Favorite of both Renee and Stefan: Prospect house on Queen Anne by Janof Architecture

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wood tunnel - love how this wood ages.

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Like the covered, inset entry way and the built in low maintenance planter boxes

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Like the interplay between inside & outside! also really like the various / mix of windows and siding materials.

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Windows are a secondary thing that divide a single indoor/outdoor space. Outdoor space is covered by a high roof so that there is lots of light without the rain.

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