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like this metal siding...if we can find a high quality version.

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example of mixed materials, warm cool, and white windows on a modern house

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mixed materials.

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we like this entryway - mixed materials. siding echoed in entry ceiling

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liking the fireplace, windows, and exposed ductwork. The more industrial look of the exposed ducting might be a way to consider alternative floor joists as opposed to floor trusses between 2 and 3...

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exposed ductwork and fireplace. this fireplace seems like it's at a good height for television placement overtop...as long as we can stay away from that surround craziness they've got going on.

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seems like a similar sized space to what we might end up with in our living area/kitchen...liking the contrasting cabinets and shelves

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Do not like. An example of what we don't want. Not enough contrasting materials. This is all 'cool' color temp with very low contrast between colors. Do not like.

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really like the exposed ceiling framing. would like to consider this in the basement if possible

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we really like SHED design in Seattle. Basically all of it.

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another from SHED

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really neat solar orientation from SHED

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what a neat little succulent space

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This is a Jordan Iverson design from Eugene. And we could probably say, that designed riffing on this would be ideal. We can't find too much to complain about here.

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Same Jordan Iverson house in daylight. contrasting texture by alternating 4" and 7" overlap in the siding.

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Same Jordan Iverson house we like

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both of us are completely into this color contrasting shower wall.

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this bathroom design hits all our hot spots

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same same like like

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tile work here is a really neat departure from the typical hexagonal designs becoming prevaent. Joseph would go with an even 'louder' color instead of yellow

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contrasting colors, temperatures, and white-trimmed windows

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neat use of accent colors/walls

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accent color in this nook

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mix of materials, colors (warm and cool), and textures, clapboard/lapped and shiplap...

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this is a mix of wood and masonry that I could do...something other than painted brick and cement board siding.

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maybe a neat privacy screen to close off the north side of the 1st level...we've liked this idea in a number of contexts...

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