Jessica and Jered's abode is as environmentally conscious as it is luxurious. With its roof-top solar-collectors that provide heat 10 months of the year, the overflowing edible garden and the outside/inside use of lovely porch space, this home embodies high-end green style.
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Love those big windows. And the arc light...swoon!
I don't understand why a lack of south-facing windows would be considered an asset - One would think that in the Northwest that South facing windows would be a major asset in the winter and that North-facing windows would be more of a detriment since they're major energy-sucks in winter.
@bepsf I was going to comment the same thing. I am really perplexed and curious if they know something that I don't...
Since they already have solar panels, they probably don't need the southern windows for heat on sunny but colder days. Having only the northern exposures likely helps with cooling during the warmer months.
I love that big log in the living room which the plant is sitting on. It almost seems like an oxymoron in a "green" home though.
Two people living in a 3600 sq. ft. house is not green.
a green home that is 3600 sq feet?
I think the home is gorgeous & the exterior stunning. Beautiful job decorating.
I love your space! Can you tell me where you purchased that great bi-level end table? Thanks!