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.
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.
Deanne and Keith Kenneally’s dream home incorporates innovation alongside family living.
An urban Portland loft is transformed by paint and imagination.
A Hood River home builds on the history of its spectacular natural setting.
It’s time to tame that junk-stuffed garage.
Well, it has started! My deck demo has begun.
A Portland family decides a remodel that honors the past of their 1930s cottage and keeps its basic footprint is the greenest way to go.
Each 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.
A lakeside home near Eugene dazzles with its minimalist design and maximum sustainability.
