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Bryant's kitchen (with an attached outdoor kitchen) reflects her "industrial eclectic" aesthetic, with pops of blue, industrial lights and a marble island. (Benjamin Benschneider/Seattle Times/TNS)
Benjamin Benschneider / TNS
Bryant’s kitchen (with an attached outdoor kitchen) reflects her “industrial eclectic” aesthetic, with pops of blue, industrial lights and a marble island. (Benjamin Benschneider/Seattle Times/TNS)
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Bob and Laury found common ground in addition to the common ground on which they were building all over the place: Each home’s basic geometry begins with a “solid, crunchy foundation and grows up from there,” Coates says, with prominent chimneys and similar stair railings, windows and exposed Glulam structures. A stone mass wall in each home separates its private and public spaces, and a common palette of stone, concrete, wood and metal echoes through both homes while defining their subtle differences.