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.
Tina and Jay have a lot going on. He’s a surgeon, she has a successful optometry practice in the Pearl, and they’ve got a couple of boys into sports and music. Feeling the need for more yard and more room to stretch as their boys were cruising into their teen years, Tina and Jay purchased a property at Hartung Farms.
Plenty of people make the move from a smaller to a larger space, but what about the other way around? For an insider’s perspective we spoke with Marilyn Andersen, Principal Broker at Hoyt Realty Group.
Peter Spalding, Director of Design at Daniel House, brings a New York design aesthetic to Portland apartment living.
Renovate the old and build the new. Mountainwood Homes has adopted this approach as part of their company’s mission.
Reclaimed wood walls are an interior design trend that shows no sign of slowing, maturing into a market for wood paneling that takes the concept way beyond the knotty pine that graced your grandma’s rec room.
