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The architecture firm Tokul designed a low-slung house amid fields of alfalfa for Laurie and Phil Erickson. ‘A friend introduced the Ericksons to Dawn McConaghy, a principal of the architecture firm Tokul, who asked the couple what they envisioned for the home. … With the goal of designing a house that would feel large and gracious for numerous guests, but intimate when it was just the couple at home, Ms. McConaghy conceived a 4,680-square-foot structure composed of three volumes. … “It was this high-low concept,” Ms. McConaghy said. “They wanted sturdy finishes that were going to stand the test of time — nice but not precious.” … For the kitchen, they chose custom oak cabinets from Ellensburg-based Cedar Mountain Woodwrights, and pulls from Idaho-based Sun Valley Bronze.’
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