The art of architecture is the core of what we do. Designing a home is an act of creation and artistry. It’s an investment in an art for daily life, an art that uniquely fits your needs and your lifestyle. As we practice the art of architecture, we begin with the age-old tools of our …

The Pacific Northwest is made for weekend retreats. Mountains, lakes, ocean, Sound, and forests beckon us to make the most of our natural surroundings. Family cabins offer unique opportunities to share in the splendor of Washington summers and to reimagine the “rustic” lifestyle so often associated with cabin-living. Cabin at Lake Wenatchee Built to withstand …

Luxury home design requires attention to every detail that comprises a home. From exterior materials to interior fixtures, it’s the small details that work together to create the overall sense of style and “home” that you crave. Landscape architecture, while often considered an afterthought, is a central consideration for a cohesive home design experience. Landscape …

Designed for an equestrian lifestyle, Ravenswood Farm brings the best of country living to the Pacific Northwest. Set in Issaquah, Washington, the home draws on traditional farmhouse architecture with a splash of Southern charm. Ample colonial grid windows invite natural light into the home and offer views to the pastures surrounding the home. Balconies and …

“The longer I live, the more beautiful life becomes. If you foolishly ignore beauty, you will soon find yourself without it. Your life will be impoverished. But if you invest in beauty, it will remain with you all the days of your life.” Frank Lloyd Wright

“Architecture should speak of its time and place, but yearn for timelessness.” Frank Gehry

Every new home design project requires exceptional focus and care, and as custom residential architects, we recognize that every project is unique in its needs. That’s why we rely on building information modeling to keep every design organized and exceptionally documented. Building information modeling (BIM) takes CAD programming deeper into the realm of integrated design. …

Architecture is far more than crafting a structure. It requires attention to context and respect for nature. It’s the art of reflecting the home’s surroundings and using existing beauty to create refuge.

One of the great privileges we have as architects in the Seattle area is the opportunity to team up with other design and building professionals to celebrate creativity and community. Recently, one of those opportunities came at Bark Art. Each year, Luxe hosts Bark Art–a charity event that brings home design experts together in support …

“To provide meaningful architecture is not to parody history, but to articulate it.” Daniel Libeskind