Proper Lighting for a Positive Mood
By Jack Wade
As the days become shorter, darkness forces us indoors and away from natural light, our best defense against dreary moods and unmotivated gloom.
By Jack Wade
As the days become shorter, darkness forces us indoors and away from natural light, our best defense against dreary moods and unmotivated gloom.
By Jack Wade
Artisan copper stands out and outshines with its exquisite living finishes and hand-hammered textures.
By Nancy Ranchel
Recently a group of friends discovered that when using a restaurant or store bathroom, I take home the empty toilet roll if I use the last of it.
Plaid is not only good on flannel shirts, it works for home decor, too. Read on for our picks, just in time for the holidays.
From the flurries of a Mount Hood snow globe to a Douglas fir stamp set, here are the perfect gifts for any Oregon home enthusiast.
By Jack Wade
Repurposed, restored, and reclaimed pieces from days gone by create unique, eco-friendly touches in your home that bring contrast and warmth to modern designs.
By Nancy Ranchel
I don’t want to brag (or do I?), but many years ago I suggested to a friend that they take down their bar cabinets – which weren’t too pretty – and replace them with crates.
By Nancy Ranchel
Have you noticed how hard we all are on ourselves? If you feel guilty about not painting your living room, does it help to identify yourself as a hobbyist who doesn’t give a rat’s ass about painting the living room? If so, own it!
By Nancy Ranchel
Usually regret lists are in reference to spending more quality time with your kids or your parents, helping others, pursuing what you love. Bah! Let’s get down to the important stuff—your house, and how you relate to it.
By Nancy Ranchel
You’d like to use your kitchen counter for some project, like cooking, but it’s covered with mail. Does this ever happen to you?