Coates Design is an architecture firm based in Seattle that specializes in sustainable design. Their vision: is that buildings, when thoughtfully designed, will uplift the spirit, nourish the mind and contribute to the health of our bodies while respecting the environment in which they are placed. I would certainly be uplifted if any of the spaces below belonged to me. 🙂 Matthew Coates and his crew are clearly lovers of wood, concrete, and W I N D O W S!!
Lisa says:
Gorgeous!
Chantaeux says:
Love it. Looks like they draw inspiration from some of our contempory vernacular in Australia. I could see this house in a trendy Melbourne suburb.
Zsa Zsa says:
You had me at sustainable design. Wood is absolutely gorgeous and this green home shows off some serious eco-style!
Shivangi says:
beautiful spaces…loving the bocci lights on wooden ceiling combo in image 4….flooring is nice too…
-shivangi
4eyed says:
What lovely homes. I'm ready to move in.
Roberto Pujol says:
This is my favorite kind of builoding!!
seattle architects says:
thanks to everyone for the wonderful feedback – ~!
visit our website for more information and do feel free to contact us with any specific questions about our projects.
cheers!
oregonbird says:
It's where Rob and Laura Petrie would be living now! Very much a truly updated 1950's POV. The monolithic backside is a surprise, but a good one. I've always loved the 'public buildings' high sweep of windows thing. The lighting is wonderful – not just one or two of the pendants, but all of them; not too matchy, but definitely informed by the same aesthetic.
I'm not entirely certain what the 6th pic is – the entry way? It has the ambiance of a public library entry – not a bad thing, very calm and peaceful – but a bit strange to find in a residence~!
Sara Gray from MarryThis! says:
I love this post! Being from the Pacific Northwest makes me love this style of architecture, especially when it's displaying such beautiful nature all around it. Thanks for sharing!
Eloisa says:
There's something very Twilight about these.
Perhaps the Pacific Northwest thing.
Lovely!