Decorating with Disney? Sounds like a home invasion of Mickey Mouse lamps, Goofy tables and princess pink something or the others. I’ve got nothing against adorable animation, but buying Disney décor for a home in which no small children reside strikes me as sad and, possibly, creepy.
YOLO Colorhouse and Rejuvenation are teaming up for a spring palette event, so come get inspired on February 16.
Atelier Lapchi’s new hand-woven carpet showroom in NW Portland is hosting an in-depth feng shui seminar with local expert Cindy Garreton.
Learn how to grow your own veggies from seeds, resulting in the most delicious, freshest produce possible, with this class at the Multnomah County Central Library.
Why is it so hard to find a good light fixture? When I’m on the hunt for something cool to illuminate my space, I see a lot of lights that are what a friend used to call the “golden boob” light.
Everyone needs a little fantasy in life. Mine is looking at impossible homes, the sorts of structures that look as if someone decided to materialize one of those architectural dreams from Inception.
Are you thinking about embarking on a kitchen or bathroom remodel soon? Find out how to infuse the space with your own personal style, from renowned Portland designer Jason Ball.
The TV was tuned to New Girl. It’s a sweet comedy with an easy formula. Three good guy friends and one loopy but irresistibly adorable girl share a cool, warehouse-like apartment. Laughter ensues. That is, until the jokes hit too close to home.
Congratulations are in order for Craftsman Design and Renovation of Portland, for their Residential Historical Renovation/Restoration CotY Award from NARI.
I want to spend my entire deck budget on design and craftsmen, with a negligible amount spent on materials. I want to make the whole shebang from scrap: metal, concrete, and brick. I am super-duper-extra-special tired of staining and repainting a wood deck, and I know that there are plenty of materials out there just waiting to be repurposed.
