Hidden Cove Residential Interior Design
A furnishings-led re-design of a 90s Pacific Northwest home on Bainbridge Island, honoring the residence's Douglas fir architecture and forested setting while reimagining how each room is lived in.
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Set into the woods above Port Madison Bay, the home's Douglas fir trim and generous picture windows were already its defining strength. The re-design leans into them, choosing furnishings, textiles, and lighting that draw the eye outward and let the architecture do its quiet work.
In the main living areas, a new sectional, low-slung coffee table, and layered rugs invite long afternoons under the home's skylights. The dining room centers on a live-edge table and pillar candles, with sculptural paper-lantern pendants overhead. Upstairs, the primary suite was reset around a low platform bed and a balcony that opens straight into the canopy.
Throughout, the goal was a quiet refresh: pieces that feel collected rather than coordinated, materials that will age into the home, and styling that puts the forest, not the furniture, in the spotlight.
A walk through the re-designed rooms
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