After moving to Portland, she found a friendly, collaborative environment in the city and the design community. She’s since embraced that collaborative environment with fellow co-workers and clients at WILLCO, a local residential design-build company.
Paul Olson created Skandia Remodeling because he wanted to do work that was on par with what he considers the finest craftsmanship in the world, using high-quality materials and giving attention to detail in a way that is often lost in today’s remodeling world.
A lover of all things related to food and cooking, a Certified Master Kitchen and Bath Designer (CMKBD), Robin Rigby Fisher takes great joy in helping her clients create spaces where they can love and nurture themselves and their families.
Nicole Callaghan has a knack for making the little moves that will have a big impact, whether it’s moving furniture or artwork, adding or subtracting. Now she’s bringing her gift for the well-executed quickie makeover to a growing number of residential clients in the Portland area through her company, N.style.
If you could wind the clock back just a decade and step through the front door of this grand Colonial Revival-style home, the discontinuity of its interior might take you by surprise.
It was time to relax. The first things on their wish list: a new spa-like bathroom where they could unwind for the next chapter of their lives.
The man-cave concept is nothing new. But craftsman Ted Havens may be starting a new trend with his “man- cave bathroom.”
Thanks to Spitzer’s skilled remodel of her own house, guests walk in and see right into the heart of the home. And as far as Spitzer is concerned, that is where the action is.
When it comes to upgrading your home, there may be more glamorous projects than addressing your damp crawl space, but none that will bring you greater long-term health or peace of mind.
Sheila Meehan’s home office is only steps away from her 1926 house in Northeast Portland.
