Seaview Escape in Washington, D.C. by Coates Design Seattle Architects

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This shoreline home is a 2800 square foot, 2-bedroom Pacific Northwest-style house anchored into a steep-sloped site. There is an open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area that opens directly to the outdoors with a corner bi-fold door system. A stone mass wall divides the public and private spaces of the house while enclosing the stairs, support areas, and powder room. There are many nature-inspired elements in this home such as pendant light fixtures in the kitchen that are reminiscent of shells and wood-grained tile in the master bath.

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• Architects: Coates Design Seattle Architects
• Project: Seaview Escape
• Location: Washington, D.C.

Image Courtesy © Coates Design Seattle Architects

Image Courtesy © Coates Design Seattle Architects

Image Courtesy © Coates Design Seattle Architects

Image Courtesy © Coates Design Seattle Architects

Image Courtesy © Coates Design Seattle Architects

Image Courtesy © Coates Design Seattle Architects

Image Courtesy © Coates Design Seattle Architects

Image Courtesy © Coates Design Seattle Architects

Image Courtesy © Coates Design Seattle Architects

Image Courtesy © Coates Design Seattle Architects

Image Courtesy © Coates Design Seattle Architects

Tags: D.C., Washington

Categories: House, Private House, Residential

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