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With unique features, varied designs, and an authentic connection with their natural environment, Northwest House Plans have enduring popularity nationwide. Fundamentally adherent to the landscape and climate of the Pacific Northwest, these homes are a union of form and function.
A few key design characteristics of these homes are as follows:
- Natural, organic materials are used on both the exterior and interior – wood, shakes, and stone are some of the most common.
- Exposed structural components
- Deep overhangs and cantilevered structures
- Large, open floor plans
- Floor-to-ceiling window views/large sliders to the outdoor space
- Expansive covered and open porches/decks and verandas
- Muted color schemes
Working within their varied and natural environment, Northwest house plans are appealing, attractive, and innovative. These distinct homes express a love of the outdoors and a desire to wrap themselves in abundant native landscapes, rugged materials, and organic design principles. With extensive use of glass, steel, beam building blocks, and a cultural love of natural beauty, these homes blend non-invasive architecture into the region's history and passion for its geographical characteristics and weather.