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Whispering Waves has the calm of a house built to face the water. Smooth exterior stucco, warm siding and black-framed glass stretch the facade horizontally, keeping the whole scene low and serene.

Tall windows, warm siding and stacked stone give Tibbets Lots the look of a polished Northwest home. The stonework works like a frame, drawing the front entry into focus.

The Douglas Stone is neat in the best way: pale stone veneer under the windows, clean columns, a broad roofline and a front door that feels ready for company.

At dusk, The Birch Plan becomes a lantern. Warm windows, dark stucco and a strip of light stone pull the eye to the door, while the garden softens the modern lines.

The Alder Stone keeps the drama in the middle: a gray stone spine rising between wide windows and cedar-toned siding. Around it, the patio and glass make the home feel open and alive.

Lava Stone feels like an entrance carved out of shadow. Dark stone masonry, crisp concrete coating and warm light meet at the steps, turning a simple approach into a proper arrival.

A pool, a hillside and long bands of smooth stucco give Harrison View its resort mood. The finish stays quiet on purpose, letting the terraces, glass and mountain light do the talking.

The facing of this cube-shaped home uses the Europlast material and K2 Stone. The clear lines, cedar siding and natural textures shout in unison, “There it is, modern style in all its glory!”

Corner Lake is all about the pause before entering: a warm wood door, glass, garden beds and dark stone masonry catching the evening light. The entrance feels polished, calm and firmly modern.

A bright farmhouse outline, black window frames and a low band of pale stone: Bridle Trails is clean without feeling cold. The masonry quietly gathers the wide facade around the front door.