A Modern Scandinavian-Inspired Home Overlooking Dyes Inlet in Washington

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Perched above the waters of Dyes Inlet in Silverdale, Washington, Dyes Inlet House by SHED Architecture & Design brings together Scandinavian influences, Pacific Northwest materials, and high-performance building strategies. Designed as a primary residence within a larger family property, the home offers a welcoming place for multiple generations to gather while providing the comfort and accessibility needed for long-term living. Explore the content:


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