Grand enough to gather, warm enough to stay.
Set on a sprawling lot in Kirkland’s storied Bridle Trails neighborhood, this custom estate is designed for one thing above all: gathering. Bold black millwork and brass hardware give the home a tailored, moody sophistication, from the statement mudroom to a jewel-box powder room wrapped in dark grasscloth and marble. The kitchen anchors the entertaining spaces with a dramatic stone slab backsplash and a butcher-block island built for prepping, serving, and lingering over a big family meal. Upstairs, the primary bath offers a serene escape—dark oak vanities, brass sconces, and mirrored glass framing views of the surrounding treetops. Bridle Trails proves that a home built for hosting doesn’t have to sacrifice intimacy—it’s grand in scale, but warm and layered in every detail.
Six Walls Designer: Jennifer Kowalski, CKBD
Partners: McCullough Architecture & Highland Builders Group
