A river runs through it

2012AugSept ARiverRunsThroughIt 01Deanne and Keith Kenneally’s dream home incorporates innovation alongside family living.

Into the woods

2012AugSept IntoTheWoods 01A Hood River home builds on the history of its spectacular natural setting.

Staying put, staying small

GL2012 StayingPutStayingSmall02A Portland family decides a remodel that honors the past of their 1930s cottage and keeps its basic footprint is the greenest way to go.

For the birds

GL2012 EditorLetterEach year we make some improvement, large or small, to our home. Bit by bit, as we make changes, it’s important to us to figure out how we can reduce our footprint just a little bit more.

Living essentials

GL2012 LivingEssentials01A lakeside home near Eugene dazzles with its minimalist design and maximum sustainability.

The last remodeling project (maybe)

After3It may be the first New Year’s resolution in my life that I actually and fully completed. On Jan. 1 this year, I vowed this would be the year that we finally remodeled my bathroom, which I likened to a Greyhound bus station pit stop in a column I wrote for the magazine’s December/January issue.

View from the vineyard

2012JunJul_WineChalet_01A traditional French country home graces the Domaine Margelle Vineyards near Silverton.