Tom Arban

© David Huguenin et Patrice Terraz

The original structure at Yankee Point was a simple 1970s home with “good bones.” Unfortunately, it was also a case where less-than-poetic considerations threatened to eclipse design. Setbacks, height and footprint restrictions and other building regulations had boxed in the renovation to the point where there was literally nowhere left to build. Fortunately, the house sat 6' above grade on the ocean side. With some three-dimensional ingenuity, this ultimately provided ample space to add a new full height lower level without exceeding stringent lot coverage limitations. Today, upon entering the residence, you catch a quick glimpse of the ocean views and of the cascading roof lines designed to echo the motions of ocean waves beyond. The space opens up as you move toward the ocean to reveal a panoramic view.

Marek Sikora Photography

Studio Peck Photography

Tim Murphy Photography

Huntington Homes ALA Lighting Specialist: Alison Demare

Master bathroom. For information about our work, please contact info@studiombdc.com

This bathroom features a plunge tub with a large mirror next to it. At the push of a button, the mirror drops down into the wall revealing the view through the next room and out to the home's majestic Puget Sound view. The adjacent room has a mirror on it's wall when it has not been recessed for the view.

3D wall tile, free standing soaking tube and floating cabinets. Photography: Roehner + Ryan