This cabin, made of Douglas fir logs, was once a carriage house to the Fir Lodge, one of the first year-round homes in on Alki –it was summer cabin meets modern (at the time) home.
I spent eight Christmases with the Bush family at Camp David and every Christmas the Bush family get together for a group photo inside the cabin and it was always fun.
These were built for the workers towards the end of the eighteenth century and they're still furnished from that period, so you can get a good idea of ordinary people's living conditions.
It's the fruit of a labor Kris and Doug began Decades ago when they traded in high powered lives and fashion for a cabin off the grid, deep in Patagonia.
A current dream of mine is to be a homeowner, in my minds eye I've always imagined having a family and living in a small cabin by the river or nestled deep in a forest.