Homes in the Pacific Northwest are often built on varied terrain: at the edge of the coast or a lake, on sloping hills, right in the middle of a forest or as in this case, at the base of a mountain. This Craftsman in North Bend, Washington, feels right at home with Mount Si and the Snoqualmie River, which runs behind it. The rustic lodge exterior blends wood lap siding, cedar shake roofing and exposed beams with stacked stone and metal roof accents.