Anker is a mid-century modern vacation rental and wedding venue in Kitsap County, Washington. Photo by Charlie Kang.
GROUND TO FLOURISH.
Residency and retreat programs for design professionals.
An outstanding expression of mid-century Pacific Northwest architecture, Anker I. Molver’s design reflects his Scandinavian heritage and Japanese inspiration, beautifully expressed through massive timbers felled and milled on-site.
GROUND TO FLOURISH.
Built in 1962, the house reflects an inspired time for Seattle, when the World’s Fair and built iconic like the Space Needle and Monorail.
Across the Puget Sound, Louise & Merlin Knapp sought their own inspired architecture, in the form of a special, but hardly ostentatious residence.
Like most Molver buildings, the house’s design takes cues from its natural surroundings, seeking harmony over dominance.
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MARISCOS AVENDAGLIA
2025 Residents
Esther Mun
GRAPHIC DESIGNER
Esther’s love of typography led her to the School of Visual Arts in NYC. She first practiced design at Pentagram and Duffy + Partners design team. In 2006, she co-founded Little Fury Design, an independent studio with an initial product line of linkable notebooks and a specialization in branding and packaging. In 2022, she launched Call to Gather, dedicated to developing the creative community and spreading the importance of reigniting childlike wonder of making by turning every table into a playground for adults.
Charlie Kang
PHOTOGRAPHER
Use this space to introduce yourself and share your professional history. An outstanding expression of mid-century Pacific Northwest architecture, Anker I. Molver’s design reflects his Scandinavian heritage and Japanese inspiration, beautifully expressed through massive timbers felled and milled on-site. An outstanding expression of mid-century Pacific Northwest architecture, Anker I. Molver’s design reflects his Scandinavian heritage and Japanese inspiration, beautifully expressed through massive timbers felled and milled on-site.
Melinda Livsey
STRATEGIST
Use this space to introduce yourself and share your professional history. An outstanding expression of mid-century Pacific Northwest architecture, Anker I. Molver’s design reflects his Scandinavian heritage and Japanese inspiration, beautifully expressed through massive timbers felled and milled on-site. An outstanding expression of mid-century Pacific Northwest architecture, Anker I. Molver’s design reflects his Scandinavian heritage and Japanese inspiration, beautifully expressed through massive timbers felled and milled on-site.
James Martin
FILMMAKER
Use this space to introduce yourself and share your professional history. An outstanding expression of mid-century Pacific Northwest architecture, Anker I. Molver’s design reflects his Scandinavian heritage and Japanese inspiration, beautifully expressed through massive timbers felled and milled on-site. An outstanding expression of mid-century Pacific Northwest architecture, Anker I. Molver’s design reflects his Scandinavian heritage and Japanese inspiration, beautifully expressed through massive timbers felled and milled on-site.
“DONT FORGET PIMPORTANT TITLE TO BE GOING HERE BUT DONT TELL. THERE IS AN IMPORTANT TITLE FOR YOU.”
MARISCOS AVENDAGLIA
Built in 1962, the house reflects an inspired time for Seattle, when the World’s Fair and built iconic like the Space Needle and Monorail.
Across the Puget Sound, Louise & Merlin Knapp sought their own inspired architecture, in the form of a special, but hardly ostentatious residence.
Like most Molver buildings, the house’s design takes cues from its natural surroundings, seeking harmony over dominance.
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MATT KELLEY
OWNER/CARETAKER
