Before and After: A Zen-inspired Basement Remodel
“Basement remodel” is not the phrase that comes to mind with this zen- inspired master bedroom suite. In fact, what was once a mostly unfinished basement is now a quite luxurious spa-like retreat.
The Evolution of Urban Farming
Once confined to the countryside, it’s safe to say that farming has officially put down roots in the city. Boasting benefits for both the environment and the communities that they serve, it’s easy to see why fans and farmers alike advocate for the urban approach.
Before and After: A Warm, Whimsical Update for a Family of Five
“The goal of the Killian remodel was to open up the spaces and add interesting, contemporary furnishings to make the house more welcoming to family and friends alike.”
Salvage Style: Finding Beauty in Old Structures
For the last six years, Salvage Works’ sibling owners Rachel Browning and Preston Browning have dealt in repurposing lumber from old barns and houses found all across Oregon and Southern Washington. In addition to selling the wood itself, they also build custom furniture, tables, shelves, mantelpieces, accent walls and a variety of other unique pieces.
Sustainable Home: Oregon’s Most Sustainable Wood
Homeowners interested in building with sustainable materials have a new resource for uses indoors and out: Western Juniper.
Oregon’s Most Sustainable Wood
Homeowners interested in building with sustainable materials have a new resource for uses indoors and out: Western Juniper.
Meet the Designer: Brittainy Tiffany
Brittainy Tiffany has taken a rather unusual path to success in the Portland-area interior design world. Today Tiffany Home Design, based in Wilsonville, stages hundreds of homes a year throughout Oregon and Southwest Washington.
Farmhouse Wares
Inspired by the unfussy freshness of country living, we curated some of our favorite farmhouse accessories to help you lasso the design inspiration needed to achieve that country-home feel no matter where you live.
Barns of Oregon
Writer Sophia Bennett and photographer Matthew Eaton explore the history and beauty of Oregon barns. “They captured my imagination,” Eaton says when asked what he loves about barns. “Over decades of providing protection and fighting gravity, the character they developed was largely forgotten by all but a few who took notice of their crooked frames, bulging belt-lines and thinning roofs and saw beauty not only in the total package but in the individuality of their parts.”
Two Recipes from The Country Cat Cookbook
In this Oregon Home Web Exclusive, we have Adam and Jackie Sappington’s favorite recipes from their new cookbook Heartlandia: Heritage Recipes from Portland’s The Country Cat.
