The Alloy Design Group designed this modern beach home located in the Alki neighborhood of Seattle, Washington.
The exterior is characterized by a sloping roof, and a facade of which the majority is made up of panels in brown and white. The door, painted bright green, provides a splash of color to offset the neutrals. Inside, guests can access a second-storey roof deck by walking across an interior bridge. This door, like the main entrance way, is also painted green.
The second floor also contains many of the social spaces of the house, including the kitchen, dining and living areas, all of which are arranged, in an open-concept manner, under a double-height space that includes a staircase and the aforementioned bridge.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Modern Beach Homes
- Opportunity to design and build modern beach homes with innovative features like rooftop decks.
- Sustainable Facades
- Disruptive innovation potential in creating sustainable facades for buildings using panels and unique color schemes.
- Open-concept Living
- Opportunity to incorporate open-concept living into residential designs, creating a sense of spaciousness and connectivity.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Architecture
- Architects and designers can explore new possibilities in modern beach home design.
- Construction
- Construction companies can specialize in sustainable facades and innovative building materials for residential and commercial projects.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can focus on creating open-concept living spaces that promote a sense of community and flexibility.
