Spring into action
I decided that “turning point” was an appropriate label for this issue, one that straddles wintry February and March, the wild first month of spring.
Hillside oasis
A steep triangular lot is transformed into a “spaceship” with a spectacular vista of Mount Hood.
Classic Cape Cod
Empty nesters revive a 1930s Eastmoreland classic with daring wallpaper and heirloom furniture.
Commercial cooking
Neha Patel wanted to launch a small food business in Portland, but the cost of leasing a large commercial-grade kitchen proved prohibitive.
A moving story
Wendy Burden is a confirmed New Yorker who lives in Portland’s West Hills.
Chic window shades
Window shades don’t have to be bland. Here are a few of our favorites.
Oregon wares
From handmade furniture to cute shops, here’s what we’re loving right now.
Barrel of fun
Adam Radtke has worked in Oregon vineyards for five years and has done woodcraft since he was a kid in his dad’s workshop, so combining the two was natural.
Shark tale
From humble beginnings in a garage to being named one of 10 “American Made” award winners by Martha Stewart, Portland’s Mudshark Studios is rising fast.
Couch bound
Have you ever considered the places or homes where you really love to crash on the couch? I’m not talking about an OK couch where you can take a load off, but a place where you’re as comfy as at home.
