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On designing for small spaces, via Architectural Digest.

“Drenching a tiny home in natural light can make it feel larger than it is. ‘The cabin’s single-room interior is strategically arranged to capture filtered lake views through the pine trees, creating a sense of both prospect and refuge,’ says designer Prentis Hale, principal of SHED Architecture & Design in Seattle.”

Thank you, Architectural Digest, for including us in the conversation. Keep reading: https://bit.ly/4dbyOJl.

Photography: Rafael Soldi, Mark Woods, Dain Susman

A new Whidbey Island home designed for a recently retired PNW couple drawn to island life.

Our clients plan to host family and friends, plant a hazelnut orchard (a family tradition), and maintain a bountiful garden on their new property. The low-slung gable-roofed house is stretched along the brow of a clearing, where the ground falls away to the east, toward the Puget Sound and the Cascade Mountains.

Architect: SHED
Contractor: Spectrum Construction
Structural Engineer: Harriott Valentine Engineers