If Laurel Canyon met the Southwest Hills. Light-drenched Spanish Revival with a distinctly Northwest point of view. Clay-tiled roof, textured stucco, sweeping arches and terracotta define the architecture, while warm wood windows frame the trees, city and mountains beyond. Inside, rounded plaster and curved walls soften generous rooms and create an easy flow from one space to the next. Morning brings Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Adams and city views; evening, sunsets through the kitchen and a twinkling skyline from the primary suite. A considered renovation pairs original character with contemporary design, including an upstairs redesign by Telford + Brown, Clé Tile, Watermark fixtures, Schoolhouse lighting, mahogany millwork and extensive restoration of the home’s original windows. Balconies, terraces and a large deck carry the living spaces into the landscape. Four bedrooms, 3.5 baths and three fireplaces across 4,346 square feet, plus lower-level guest quarters, family room with custom built-ins and wet bar, terraced garden and two-car attached garage.