Good design looks effortless. It rarely is. Ask anyone who has tried to create a cool mid-century look only to end up with a hot mess of mishmash. Getting the right color, texture, lighting and proportions within four walls is a balancing act. The Hotel Modera lobby in downtown Portland strikes that balance with a look that is pulled together without being too matchy-matchy.
A 1920s farmhouse in Hood River Valley is recycled into a new home that blends naturally into its surroundings.
Floating homes can be fancy or funky, but residents all share a passion for being on the water.
Using varied, vivid pots can bring structure and architecture to your garden. Go on. Get potted.
Musician, writer, actress, and co-creator of Portlandia Carrie Brownstein takes us inside her home.
Explore five distinct historic houses in the Chapman school district. On Saturday May 21, explore the beautiful architecture of Northwest Portland. For tickets and more information, see the Chapman Home Tour website.
Tomorrow the Portland Williams-Sonoma is reopening at Northwest 23rd and Flanders. Whether you’re looking for kitchenware, home furnishings or more, stop by the store. The reopening party will feature tastings and demonstrations, and even a guest appearance by chef Naomi Pomeroy of Beast.
Susan Seubert is one of the country’s top editorial photographers; in 1999, Columbia University awarded her Life magazine’s Alfred Eisenstaedt Award. She shoots assignments globally and is a contributor to National Geographic Traveler Magazine and The New York Times. She is a photography expert for National Geographic Expeditions and exhibits in galleries around the U.S., including the Froelick Gallery in Portland.
Joshua McCullough, originally from the Hawaiian Islands, has made his home in Portland since 2003. He is the founder of the botanical image resource company PhytoPhoto, which is dedicated to plant and garden photography. The focus covers everything from endangered species to local farmers markets and some of the world’s finest garden estates. His work appears regularly in publications worldwide.
