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Erin Miller

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This Forest Home Features a Living Room Suspended Above the Trees

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Set on a one-acre wooded bluff in Burien, Washington, this striking home by DeForest Architects, with interiors created in collaboration with Ore Studios, embraces its dramatic landscape from every angle. Overlooking Puget Sound, the house was designed for owners who wanted something peaceful yet full of unexpected moments, creating the feeling of wandering through the forest as you move from room to room.
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A Brazilian Country House With Expansive Living Spaces and a Leisure Pavilion

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In Monte Mor, São Paulo, architect David Bastos has created a country house that balances contemporary architecture with the warmth of natural materials. Designed for a couple and their three children, the home makes the most of its sloping landscape while creating plenty of space for both quiet family time and entertaining. Completed after a four-year design and construction process between 2020 and 2024, the home reflects the long-standing relationship between the architect and the homeowners.
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This House Design Takes Inspiration From Historic Livestock Pens

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High on a hill in Montauk, New York, Bates Masi + Architects designed a family home that looks to the area’s agricultural history while embracing contemporary living. The property occupies land once associated with some of Montauk’s earliest settlers, where traces of horse stables, barns, and workers’ cottages still remain across the landscape.
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