A mix of mid-century, modern, and earthy elements come together to create a beautiful home in the Pacific Northwest. Rich textures and natural elements come together to create a warm and inviting space.
DESIGN BY LIGHT & DWELL β PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANNE BLODGETT
We are so excited to feature the latest reveal from the dream team over at Light & Dwell, The Baxter Project! Take a tour of this beautiful space and donβt forget to check out our Q&A with the Light & Dwell team.
The Baxter Project, nestled in the Pacific Northwest, is surrounded by beautiful, lush greenery. The huge windows help to bring that beauty inside.
We are living for beautiful kitchens with richly colored cabinets. This relaxed space is cheerful yet timeless.
Adding some greenery is a great way to enhance a table and include some more earthy tones into any space.
The kitchen was designed to have a modern and minimalistic feel. Clean lines and a concise color palette was the key to success.
Beautiful brass accents are carried throughout the home but we particularly love this swing sconce.
Let there be natural light! The skylightβvisible in the mirrorβis an unexpected but beautiful addition to this master bath
These eye-catching wall mounted faucets are modern, sleek, and the perfect accent to the brassy sconces above
This golden-hued rug ties the natural wood tones of this master bath together perfectly
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