Washington: cedar, moss, and a sense of place

Travel · Pacific Northwest

Every time we visit I’m reminded how much a place can shape the way we think about design. The towering evergreens, weathered cedar cabins, moss-covered roofs, driftwood, stone, and buildings that have quietly stood for generations all feel deeply connected to their surroundings.

Weathered wood porch ceiling with exposed rafters and forest greenery beyond.

Weathered wood porch ceiling with exposed rafters and forest greenery beyondFrom Amy Pigliacampo’s original Instagram post.

Orange wild berries among green leaves in Washington.

Orange wild berries among green leaves in WashingtonFrom Amy Pigliacampo’s original Instagram post.

Lake Quinault Lodge sign beneath large trees and timber railings.

Lake Quinault Lodge sign beneath large trees and timber railingsFrom Amy Pigliacampo’s original Instagram post.

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