Something old, something new
A Northeast Portland home combines Craftsman design with modern family life.
Without borders
Bryan Deaner’s home is full of artful juxtapositions that express his passion for travel and collecting.
Track home on the rail
A train-loving father and his daughter remake a 1951 sleeper car
Halfway through on the new deck
I am having the best summer. This deck project is insanely fun, and it’s developing just like I had hoped. Better than I hoped. But will it be done by Oct. 31, our deadline?
True to Belluschi
Westwind Farm, one of the celebrated Portland architect’s last homes, undergoes a historically sensitive kitchen remodel.
History lesson
A builder falls in love with a 100-year-old house and restores it in exquisite historical detail.
Room remix
A Eugene couple adds space for family gatherings and dancing to their own beat.
Age appropriate
Make updates with an eye toward aging in place.
Is this room fake?
I have a friend who is an artist. I like having artists as friends or artistic friends because sometimes I get art as swag. But it’s not all paintings and pottery, unfortunately. As I hang out with them I see their houses, and then I start to feel inferior.
Under the beaver flag
I’m no flag waver, but we do fly the Oregon blue-and-gold over the back deck, where my wife and I look out on a woods of Douglas firs and a few mossy oaks and big-leaf maples.
