Rome Road

This 3,152-square-foot custom new build sits just outside Yakima in the small town of Selah, surrounded by the Yakima Valley’s farmland and rolling wheat fields. Our clients came to us with their architectural plans nearly finalized and a clear vision for their next chapter: an elevated, lived-in home that would age right along with them. Our goal with the interior design was to blend the home’s very modern architecture with the more traditional elements they naturally gravitated toward.

To bring warmth and character to the large angled ceilings in the main living area, we added custom beams spanning the length of the room, with mono point flush mounts tucked in between. Natural stone carries throughout the home, from the Infinity Blue quartzite in the kitchen to the Mia marble and green zellige tile in the primary bath. Green was a favorite color of our client, so we wove it in wherever we could, including her mother’s vintage loveseat, which we reupholstered in green velvet to finish off the office. In the primary bedroom, a plastered fireplace and grasscloth-wrapped walls add soft, subtle texture.

Downstairs, the rec room is one of the home’s most unexpected spaces. The walls are drenched in a wheat color, a nod to the surrounding fields. That backdrop is layered with plaid carpet, a wet bar in green soapstone and deep blue tile, cozy built-in bunk beds, and a modern floating fireplace that turned an awkward corner into one of the home’s best conversation pieces.

A modern Eastern Washington home that feels warm, collected, and built to be lived in for years to come.