When Joe and Linda Kintz replaced a rotting gazebo in their Eugene hillside garden, they wanted more than just a basic garden shed. “We wanted space for storage, but we didn’t want anything ugly,” says Linda. “Those aspects came together in the design.”
We round up our favorite products, shops and artists from Oregon for Spring and Summer 2013.
The weather’s nice, and you want to get out and grow some veggies! But where to start? Portland Nursery is putting on a refresher course on what do to in May in the vegetable garden this Saturday.
What to do when the sun comes out and you can see how dirty your house is? First, you could clean. Second, you could get out of the house until it is too dark to see all the dust and hairballs floating around and save yourself some grief and work. You can probably guess which path I take.
This solo exhibit featuring Portland artist Shawn Demarest focuses on oil paintings that explore place.
Learn about a number of oft-overlooked issues to consider before diving into a renovation project.
The Architectural Heritage Center is back with their biggest event of the year: the 15th Annual Kitchen Revival Tour.
How are you liking Pinterest? If you haven’t tried it, and if you are considering any house projects at all, you will not believe how helpful Pinterest can be.
84% of baby boomers want to stay in their homes as they age. Learn how to achieve your dream home in this free seminar on aging in place at Chown Hardware in Portland.
