With homeowners moving from the overcast Seattle area, welcoming natural light in was a key strategy in the design of this contemporary prairie style home. The generous open floor plan, along with bright and airy guest rooms, makes this home the perfect place for the family to come together.

The living space of the house centers on a linear cupola flooding the space with natural light.  The cupola is intersected by a tall double sided fireplace which separates a lower ceiling area for family gathering and media from a high ceiling more formal living area.

Cooking, eating and gathering are celebrated activities in this family, and in the Millcreek House the kitchen is the terminus of the cupola-lined spine of the house.  The kitchen nook enjoys the prospect of the front corner of the house – raised enough from the street level to afford some privacy without becoming disconnected from the activity of the street.

Material Used:

1. Flooring -White Oak Sand

2. Windows-Windsor Wood Windows

3. Fireplace Tiles -Heath Ceramic Dimensional Tile

4. Kitchen Countertops-Caesarstone Countertops 

5. Fireplace Panelling -White Oak Flemish Bond Wood Panelling By Ray Bird Design

6. Bathroom Tiles -Afyon Honed Marble By Inside Out Architecturals And Ashbury Mosaic In Powder Blue By Walker Zanger