This quintessential New-England Style Shed sits adjacent to a forest and overlooks a lake. The warm color palette beckons!
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The Portsmith Condos are sited high in the Moss Bay Neighborhood of Kirkland at the intersection of Lake Washington Boulevard and 2nd Avenue South. This prized location is mere steps to Kirkland attractions including chic boutiques, art galleries, tony restaurants, specialty coffee shops, Park Place, the Performing Arts Center, the Argosy, and the city's July 4th fireworks display. A timeless melding of Modern and Craftsman architectural styles, the Portsmith defines the skyline above Kirkland's waterfront promenade. Cross the street to the Kirkland Marina and Marina Park; or, take a short walk to David E. Brink Park (aka T-Dock), Settler's Landing (aka Secret Dock), Marsh Park, Houghton Beach and Carillon Point.

A Welcoming Glow in the Living Room In the living room, the firework chandelier becomes the centerpiece of gatherings. Its radiant design spreads warm light like frozen fireworks, turning ordinary evenings into memorable moments. This statement piece creates a cozy yet stylish atmosphere, making guests feel instantly at home.

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After, Russian sage, Perovskia atriplicifolia, blooms profusely in fall and spring. Design and photo by Perennial Garden Consultants.
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This is view at the top of the natural stone steps. We had the walkway widen here at the crossways so more people could stop and chat before entering the home. The existing hydrangea really loved the soil after we amending it. We later trimmed the hydrangea far back to allow the newly planted perennials to grow into themselves instead of on the path. The original design had a large Lilac in the middle to act as a focal point but plant supply changed that. Instead we added a Lilac tree to this spot. It will require more trimming to retain shape and keep suckers at bay, but once it grows some and flowers it will be a much loved accent in the garden. The Goldenrod is just barely starting to bloom to help extend the blooming season of the landscape. A great native to our area that establishes quickly and blooms profusely. The Goldenrod we used was Solidago rugosa 'Fireworks', and to its name it really looks like fireworks when blooming. Keep this plant closer to the back, because as it grows taller it bends over to almost three feet wide. The pavers we used were a 3 piece ledgestone in a sahara/chestnut light color with a chestnut rectangular border. The path was wide enough that we could use a border and the proportions were not thrown off.

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Aesthetic Value: The subtle lines and light color of the radiata pine stringer model spiral provide nice contrast with the eccentric iron balustrade. Laser cut Tinkerbells and abstract Mickey Mouse and fireworks elements contribute unique detail. Stair Safety: The balustrade rejects a 4" sphere in all areas despite the complex detail of the components and floating rail above the laser cut elements. Quality: The balustrade features predominantly laser cut sections fabricated with minimal visible welds and custom finished in-house with a three step guilders paste application. Technical Challenge: Creating the complex ironwork design in a way that has aesthetically pleasing sections that fit the theme and space. Attention to meticulous details that convey the theme even at deepest levels of observing the stair.