Presenting the winners of the 2022 Structure + Style Awards: Design Category
Furniture Design: Single Piece or Collection
WINNER: ecopdx
Embrace Coffee Tables by ecopdx are round, sculptural forms that can be nested together or displayed as a solitary table. The simple and soft aesthetic of its round forms manifests a soothing effect on the psyche. Build options include all local wood species and eco-friendly stains and finishes.
Project
Lead Katherine Park
Photographer
Jeff Amram
Interior Design: Bath
WINNER: M.O.Daby Design
A powder bath was added by dividing an existing bath that shared access to both the main spaces and primary bedroom. When the builder/client and former Evergreen Airlines VP expressed he wanted an “airplane bathroom,” the M.O.Daby team aimed to strike a balance of quirky without being corny.
Project Lead
Angela Mechaley
Photographer
Kelsey Adams
Interior Design: Kitchen
WINNER: M.O.Daby Design
A longtime builder colleague entrusted M.O.Daby Design to help renovate his family home. In addition to updating finishes, they opened up the kitchen to the dining and living rooms while maintaining the ability to conceal kitchen clutter, and also found additional space for pantry storage and the client’s growing bar.
Project Lead
Angela Mechaley
Photographer
Kelsey Adams
Interior Design: Other
WINNER: Schulz Design Consulting
A family of all girls who enjoyed movie nights and snuggling with a good book were tired of their family room, where they often entertained close friends, practiced yoga or even worked from home on occasion. The room had become a catch-all and it needed a fresh start.
Project Lead
Melissia Schulz
Photographer
Crosby Dove
Interior Design: Whole House Under 3,000 Sq. Ft.
WINNER: Amy Troute Inspired Interior Design
ATIID furnished this home following a down-to-the-studs renovation by Chambers Design. They incorporated the homeowner’s zeal for classic design, carrying “Americana” colors and traditional patterns throughout. Vintage and contemporary area rugs, layered window treatments and custom bedding furnishings now reside in each curated space.
Project Lead
Amy Troute
Photographer
Meagan Larsen
Interior Design: Whole House Over 3,000 Sq. Ft.
WINNER: Amy Troute Inspired Interior Design
ATIID gave this ’80s Sunriver masterpiece the update it deserved. In tandem with Heidi Byrnes of Society West Design, who took on the down-to-the-studs renovation design, they furnished the home from top to bottom on a smart budget, and it came together beautifully, truly reflecting the client’s personal style.
Project Lead
Amy Troute
Photographer
Chris Murray Productions
Architectural Design: Whole House Under 3,000 Sq. Ft.
WINNER: Capri Architecture
Coastal erosion is a natural process being accelerated by climate change. The Bluff House uses advanced engineering and a cantilever to build within challenging geological setbacks in Seal Rock. The engineering is impressive, and it catalyzed a design that feels rooted in its site and ethereally connected to the view.
Project Lead
Amanda Capri
Photographer
David Papazian
