We came across these stone home pictures from Seattle-based Prentiss Architects and thought we’d share. This 2,800-sq.-ft. stone home design features a low profile and earthy materials that make it a perfect fit for its environment, overlooking Griffin Bay, and overlooked by a trio of stately old-growth trees which the architect opted to preserve and incorporate into the architecture. The trees are as much of the design as the architecture itself. Inside, wood and stone are the perfect complement to the views while a fireplace feature provides the perfect interior focal point. The natural stone house features floor-to-ceiling sliding glass walls that open onto a deck and outdoor entertaining area. And providing a bird’s eye view of these pristine surroundings, this rooftop garden house is indeed an ode nature. Prentiss Architects
pictures credit: Jay Goodrich
