The use of natural woods and views of the lake make this next home a Pacific Northwest classic, but it's the Japanese inspired interiors that turn it into a Seattle sanctuary. Jon Kimmich and Kelly Ehrlich built a three-story, 4,000 square foot home on the shore of Lake Sammamish in Washington. For the duo, it was the perfect space to combine their love of Asian art and craftsman design. The interior of the home is a showcase of natural woods, reclaimed lumber and sweeping views of the lake. Their shared breathing room is their library, which houses their collection of rare books and art.

Deconstruct: Decorating the Seattle Sanctuary

• Light Fixtures: $650
  Available at: www.gelotte.com

• Heat-N-Glo Fireplace: $1,250
  Available at: www.heatnglo.com

• Bijar Persian Rug: $4,500
  Available at: www.bijar.com

• White Leather Chair: $500
  Available at: www.daniafurniture.com

• Chinese Statues: $750 each
  Available at: Ming's Asian Gallery, Bellevue, Wash.

• Calia Leather Chairs: $800 each
  Available at: www.daniafurniture.com

Purchasing information is not available for the following:
Hiroshige Art: $2,500 each
Ancient Chinese Screen: $7,000
Ebony Court Chairs: $3,000 each

Designer's Notebook: The Seattle Sanctuary

• This three-story home is 4,400 square feet.
  
• The roof is supported by a single 40-foot long beam of VG Fir.
  
• All the wood inside this home is made of VG Douglas Fir, some of which is reclaimed.