Architecture: John Lum Architecture Interior Design: NicoleHollis Contractor: Jetton Construction Landscape: Arterra Landscape Architects Photography: Douglas Friedman We reworked a spec-level Mediterranean into a design that quietly fits its spectacular bay-side setting. Referencing Sausalito’s fishing village roots, the stucco and styrofoam detailing were replaced with environmentally-conscious materials designed to weather, utilizing a palette of Kebony, cement plaster, and copper standing seam roof.

Bringing the outdoors in was also important to the homeowners and the designers were able to harvest trees from the property to use throughout the home.

Architecture: John Lum Architecture Interior Design: NicoleHollis Contractor: Jetton Construction Landscape: Arterra Landscape Architects Photography: Douglas Friedman We reworked a spec-level Mediterranean into a design that quietly fits its spectacular bay-side setting. Referencing Sausalito’s fishing village roots, the stucco and styrofoam detailing were replaced with environmentally-conscious materials designed to weather, utilizing a palette of Kebony, cement plaster, and copper standing seam roof.

Architecture: John Lum Architecture Interior Design: NicoleHollis Contractor: Jetton Construction Landscape: Arterra Landscape Architects Photography: Douglas Friedman We reworked a spec-level Mediterranean into a design that quietly fits its spectacular bay-side setting. Referencing Sausalito’s fishing village roots, the stucco and styrofoam detailing were replaced with environmentally-conscious materials designed to weather, utilizing a palette of Kebony, cement plaster, and copper standing seam roof.

Architecture: John Lum Architecture Interior Design: NicoleHollis Contractor: Jetton Construction Landscape: Arterra Landscape Architects Photography: Douglas Friedman We reworked a spec-level Mediterranean into a design that quietly fits its spectacular bay-side setting. Referencing Sausalito’s fishing village roots, the stucco and styrofoam detailing were replaced with environmentally-conscious materials designed to weather, utilizing a palette of Kebony, cement plaster, and copper standing seam roof.

This custom traditional home was designed with a strong focus on sustainability, longevity, and creating a warm gathering space for a growing family. The project blends timeless Pacific Northwest architecture with environmentally conscious design choices, including the use of reclaimed wood elements, natural materials, and durable finishes selected to age beautifully over time. Large covered outdoor spaces, exposed timber detailing, and expansive family-oriented living areas were carefully integrated to create a home that feels welcoming, functional, and deeply connected to its surroundings. Pacific Home Source worked closely with the homeowners to balance sustainability, craftsmanship, and comfort while maintaining the character of a traditional Northwest estate. Built with care and intention, this home reflects the clients’ vision for a lasting family retreat designed to be enjoyed for generations.

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Architecture: John Lum Architecture Interior Design: NicoleHollis Contractor: Jetton Construction Landscape: Arterra Landscape Architects Photography: Douglas Friedman We reworked a spec-level Mediterranean into a design that quietly fits its spectacular bay-side setting. Referencing Sausalito’s fishing village roots, the stucco and styrofoam detailing were replaced with environmentally-conscious materials designed to weather, utilizing a palette of Kebony, cement plaster, and copper standing seam roof.

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This custom traditional home was designed with a strong focus on sustainability, longevity, and creating a warm gathering space for a growing family. The project blends timeless Pacific Northwest architecture with environmentally conscious design choices, including the use of reclaimed wood elements, natural materials, and durable finishes selected to age beautifully over time. Large covered outdoor spaces, exposed timber detailing, and expansive family-oriented living areas were carefully integrated to create a home that feels welcoming, functional, and deeply connected to its surroundings. Pacific Home Source worked closely with the homeowners to balance sustainability, craftsmanship, and comfort while maintaining the character of a traditional Northwest estate. Built with care and intention, this home reflects the clients’ vision for a lasting family retreat designed to be enjoyed for generations.

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