Look down, it might be where the magic happens 🥀 Architecture and Interior Design @theguggenheims Contractor @durhamconstructionpdx Tile Setting @sardonyxdesignpdx Cabinetry @olsonbrotherswoodworks Photography @lukeandmalloryspaces Photo Styling @shopwilma @kariehigginsstudio

A dedicated in-kitchen bar, serving up texture with zellige, steel, and mirrored surfaces. Architecture and Interior Design @theguggenheims Contractor @durhamconstructionpdx Steel @boyboybuilt Stone Fabrication @sardonyxdesignpdx Photography @lukeandmalloryspaces Photo Styling @shopwilma @kariehigginsstudio

The hearth is located in the heart of Sockeye’s re-worked floor plan. The wood burning fireplace can be enjoyed from both the kitchen and living room, while providing a defining edge to both spaces. Architecture and Interior Design @theguggenheims Contractor @durhamconstructionpdx Steel @boyboybuilt Photography @lukeandmalloryspaces Photo Styling @shopwilma @kariehigginsstudio

Positively glowing 🧡 An unconventional camera angle so you see what our client experiences when she’s cooking. The counter-to-ceiling window detail, a result of detailed drawings and numerous site meetings, further blurs the barrier to the outdoors. Architecture and Interior Design @theguggenheims Contractor @durhamconstructionpdx Cabinetry @olsonbrotherswoodworks Stone Fabrication @sardonyxdesignpdx Photography @lukeandmalloryspaces Photo Styling @shopwilma @kariehigginsstudio

Cabinetry serves not only as practical storage but also as a space-defining tool. We softened the edges, topped them with beautiful textured granite, and created high and low contrast through varied stain formulas. Architecture and Interior Design @theguggenheims Contractor @durhamconstructionpdx Cabinetry @olsonbrotherswoodworks Photography @lukeandmalloryspaces Photo Styling @shopwilma @kariehigginsstudio

#sockeyeonthelewis is designed for retreat, gathering, and connection to the ever-changing Lewis River. Site visits were punctuated by (flocks!) of bald eagles, high-jumping salmon, and of course the ebb and flow of natural waterfalls flowing into the Lewis. We are entering the era of calls to remodel late 90s and early aughts homes. So many of these are incredibly difficult to improve- often lacking connection to site, poor and voluminous floor plans, the list goes on. We frequently decline. This one was different. The site was just begging for engagement and our client had the imagination and passion around making this a beautiful place. We’ll start our tour in the kitchen, designed for hosting and large gatherings. Anchored by expansive glazing, allowing gorgeous glowing tree-top and river views, both of which were completely absent from the original kitchen design and location. A deep (river-view blocking deck) was stretegically removed and the kitchen was turned 180 degrees- where it always should have been. Be sure to swipe to see the before 📐 Architecture and Interior Design @theguggenheims Project Design Team: Jeff Guggenheim, Jenny Guggenheim, Reid Leslie, Kristie Adams Contractor @durhamconstructionpdx Photography @lukeandmalloryspaces Photo Styling @shopwilma @kariehigginsstudio

Bathing spaces at #sprindriftmanzanita Architecture + Interiors @theguggenheims Photography @themorrisonsphoto Photo Styling @shopwilma @kariehigginsstudio

Peaceful main level suite at #spindriftmanzanita Architecture + Interiors @theguggenheims Landscape @wesyounie Photography @themorrisonsphoto Photo Styling @shopwilma @kariehigginsstudio

The kitchen finish palette of white oak, walnut, and natural tumbled nero marble compliment the connection to exterior Japanese cedar cladding. Architecture + Interiors @theguggenheims Photography @themorrisonsphoto Photo Styling @shopwilma @kariehigginsstudio

Spindrift’s interior palette, pulled directly from the Manzanita shoreline, is soft and tonal. #spindriftmanzanita Photography @themorrisonsphoto Photo Styling @shopwilma @kariehigginsstudio