Kitchen Remodel Pairs Vintage Charm with Modern Living
It’s a common conundrum: How best to update a vintage home for modern living without losing the old house character that attracted you in the first place?
It’s a common conundrum: How best to update a vintage home for modern living without losing the old house character that attracted you in the first place?
Open living spaces present the best kind of challenge for designer Brittainy Tiffany.
If you follow Portland design, you’ve probably heard of Schoolhouse Electric. From inside a century-old factory building in Northwest Portland, their local artisans create light fixtures, clocks, and other fabulous home goods with the belief that something worth owning is worth owning forever.
It’s not every day that one gets a chance to spend a morning with top home design experts. So, it was a treat when I recently gathered with my fellow luxury real estate brokers for breakfast and a talk with three of Portland’s finest: Holly Freres of JHL Design, Rachel Browning of Salvage Works, and Kathleen Bierma of Heirloom Homes as they shared the latest trends in home décor.
Multiple parts, one dramatic statement: It’s never been easier to create a salon-style gallery wall at home.
Former Nike executive and President of Weinstein PR Lee Weinstein speaks about his new workbook and how to make big-house dreams possible with your partner.
The state’s top organization professionals share their inspirational wisdom for spring.
The first bursts of the season of sunshine provide just the right level of inspiration to rethink your front door, which, according to feng shui experts, is the most important part of the entire home. It allows chi, or vital energy, to flow into the home.
As Portland’s need for housing grows, creative entrepreneurs are spearheading conscious change.