Step into the In-Kind House in Seattle, designed by GO’C in a stunning Japanese style. This serene home, nestled in the heart of the Pacific Northwest, showcases an exquisite blend of modern architecture and natural beauty.
With a high shed roof and expansive windows, it bathes in natural light, while large doors open to a lush garden, extending the living space outdoors. Inside, the playful use of finishes and white-oak cabinetry brings a harmonious yet vibrant feel, epitomizing comfort and elegance in every corner.

About In-Kind House
Reviving Traditional Spaces with Modern Touch
Spanning 1,900 square feet (176.5 square meters), the In-Kind House rises on the foundation of its predecessor. Here, a high shed roof and exposed wood beams allow natural light to flood in, creating bright, open spaces. Moreover, large lift-and-slide doors invite the southern garden into the living area, effortlessly blending indoors with the outdoor deck and kitchen. Garden Oasis: Merging Nature with Design
To the south, a lush northwest garden climbs a gentle hill, forming a natural paradise. Moss-covered rocks, ferns, and native trees layer the landscape, offering a tranquil view from the main living spaces. Furthermore, expansive windows establish a direct connection with nature, making the house feel both welcoming and spacious.
Interior Harmony: A Fusion of Style and Function
Inside, a light and natural material palette unifies the house. A clever use of finishes ad...