Oregon Home | 35 Perched at the edge of the Pacific Ocean, where surf breaks against the ancient stumps of the Neskowin Ghost Forest and Proposal Rock rises from the sea, sits an eye-catching coastal home that feels less placed on the land than carefully choreographed with it. Dubbed the Ghost Forest House, the home is a study in resilience and reverence for one of Oregon’s most breathtaking stretches of coastline. “The minute we stepped onto this land, we knew the design needed to complement the natural beauty of the site,” says Dustin Capri of Newport-based Capri Architecture, who worked in collaboration with Riddle Construction on the project. Floor-to-ceiling windows supplied by Innotech provide seemingly endless panoramic views South, West, and North, dissolving the boundary between interior and exterior. With the ocean ever-present, the house offers a rare sensation of being steps from the beach while remaining protected from the elements.
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