There is a different rhythm to the lake in fall. The water deepens in color, light begins to shift, and the first hints of the season move through the surrounding canopy. This home changes with it. Walnut and stone feel warm against the deeper tones of lake and landscape. When the sun breaks through, light catches the water and the entire interior comes alive. Positioned on 122' of Lake Sammamish waterfront, this McCullough Architects residence was completed in 2023 and designed around an unusually preserved shoreline. Mature trees and native vegetation create privacy, while walls of glass keep water, canopy and changing light ever-present. Expansive NanaWall openings dissolve the boundary between home and lake. The primary bath pairs the Dornbracht AquaMoon shower with integrated spa therapy, while climate, lighting, audio and home systems offer intuitive control on site or remotely. Outside, the covered waterfront terrace takes on a different character as temperatures dip. Firelight warms the terrace, while the lake gathers sky, canopy and architecture into its reflection. Beyond, a sandy beach and private dock draw you toward the shoreline. Step onto the dock. Go to the water's edge. Take in Mt. Rainier. Turn around. See the architecture through the trees, warmth beyond the glass, and layered hills brushed with the first color of the season. From here, house, shoreline and landscape read as one. Come experience Lake Sammamish differently.