Becki owens' indoor/outdoor ideas

When the weather is right, all boundaries can be removed with the Liftslide door, embracing nature and expanding the living space beyond the indoors.

Developer: Amalfi Investments
Architect: David Kotzebue, Kotzebue Architecture

Flooding a space with natural light brings the freshness of the outdoors into your home. Here, rows of A-Series picture windows create a refreshingly airy vibe in a functional part of the home that is often just a dark tunnel of stairs.

Architect: Marc Camens, Camens Architectural Group
Builder: Buffington Homes

The 400 Series windows bring large streams of light into this open living space, creating the feeling of a larger more grandiose room.

Builder: Divine Custom Homes
Architect: Tami Sherman
Interior Designer: Bria Hammel Interiors

Sometimes the views outside your home are spectacular enough to act as a showstopping piece of art. The 100 Series picture windows frame this view of the Hood River in White Salmon, Wash.

Builder: Scott Hohensee
Architect: Dylan Johnson, DJA Architects

Dark frames act as a focal point to draw the eye through the window to the great outdoors. The A-Series casement and awning windows not only capture the view but create contrast in this kitchen.

Builder: Raykon Construction

Big doors make entertaining between the outdoors and in, seamless. The folding outswing door in this home helps connect guests inside to those enjoying the lush views of the outdoors from the pool area.

Builder: Raykon Construction

The Liftslide door in a custom 14-foot height creates an entirely new floorplan, blurring the outdoors and in to create an additional space for relaxing and entertaining.

Developer: Amalfi Investments
Architect: David Kotzebue, Kotzebue Architecture

When the weather is right, all boundaries can be removed with the Liftslide door, embracing nature and expanding the living space beyond the indoors.

Developer: Amalfi Investments
Architect: David Kotzebue, Kotzebue Architecture