A Fire Pole Is A Fun Way To Travel Between Floors
Photography by Lucas Henning
When Designs Northwest Architects were designing this home in Stanwood, Washington, they included a fire pole as a fun way to get between floors.
h/t: contemporist
Photography by Lucas Henning
Positioned in the loft space of the upper floor, it drops down into the living room.
Photography by Lucas Henning
Photography by Lucas Henning
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