And the Winners are…
On Wednesday, September 7th in Portland, OR, Oregon Home magazine held their first ever Structure + Style statewide awards contest. Here are the winners!
6 Tips for Covering Your Walls with Art
Interior designer Max Humphrey has spent the last 10 years designing homes all around the country. Originally based in Los Angeles, Humphrey relocated to Portland this year. With his focus on creating interesting and unpretentious spaces that reflect the people that live and work in them, we asked Humphrey how he helps client with hanging, placing and choosing art in their homes.
Making Midcentury Modern Ecofriendly – Tips from Certified EcoBroker Elba Cox
If you’re looking to “recycle” an energy-inefficient home into a net zero residence, it’s hard to go wrong with a midcentury modern.
Before and After: A Frank Shell Midcentury Modern Revival
When Portland architect Andrew Montgomery of Terraforma, a Portland-based architectural firm, first saw the highly dilapidated home that Oliver Properties had commissioned his firm to remodel, he saw beyond the leaking single-pane aluminum windows and rotted walls. He could tell this was the work of a skilled architect.
Making the Midcentury Modern with Eric Thompson and reMOD Portland
Eric Thompson has spent the last ten years building and selling new modern homes with Oregon Homeworks. With his new division, reMOD, Thompson now offers his company’s expertise to homebuyers looking to upgrade their post-war house.
Editor’s Letter: Fall 2016
This year we’ve added on Greta Hogenstad and Penny Williams to our team. With a vision for the magazine to be something more than it once was, to cover the best home projects in a new way, these two ladies have been instrumental in making my dreams come to life.
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.
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.”
A Custom Remodel: The Solution for a Small Kitchen
WILLCO’s team of expert painters and carpenters recently designed and built a custom remodel of an old craftsman home in inner SE Portland’s Richmond neighborhood.
Major Mudroom
Lindsay’s goals for this high-traffic mudroom were to 1) make the built-in bench a comfy landing spot, 2) improve shoe storage & accessibility and 3) make this garage entry as gorgeous as the home’s main entry!
