Main Floor

A Pacific NW Craftsman Lake Home. Inspired by the house in the classic Japanese movie, Totoro. Architecturally sited & designed in consultation with a Feng Shui master and the western Feng Shui classic, "A Pattern Language".

Generous common rooms welcome you upon stepping inside. Solid wood shoji-style pocket doors can be opened or closed to configure the common spaces. Bedrooms are tucked into the private side of the house. A perfect place for intimate gatherings of small groups. Light fixtures on multiple setting dimmers offer the ability to play with light and shadows. Radiantly heated cork floors, generous windows & air-air heat exchanger for excellent ventilation & light.

living room and MEdia ROom

The living, media, entry, dining room and kitchen have an open floor plan.
Living room french doors open to the spacious raised patio overlooking Lake Leota.
The media room can be closed off to become a sealed room that is called "The Cave".
"The (cozy) Cave" enhances media experiences and keeps media lights and sounds separated from the rest of the house.

The Kitchen

All the luxuries of a modern kitchen warmed by artisan details.
Never too many cooks! Caterers love it and potlucks fit in with ease.
Granite countertops, Maple cabinets, Gas stove, 2 electric ovens, Microwave, Toaster-oven, Refrigerator, Dishwasher, coffee & tea makers, two sinks, middle island & high bar style counter that separates the kitchen from the dining area.

THE Dining Room

Two large picture windows. Solid teak table extends to host 8 diners comfortably.
Additional guests may be seated at the counter and/or in the adjacent entry for sit-down dining of up to 15.