Never Stop Dreaming
Amid A cancer struggle, A custom-home builder takes his work to the NW Natural Street of Dreams®.
Amid A cancer struggle, A custom-home builder takes his work to the NW Natural Street of Dreams®.
Considering a home remodel or building a new one but don’t know where to start? With the right team, the process of transforming outdated kitchens and baths into dream spaces can be exciting from start
to finish.
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?
This midcentury, postwar classic had once been a proud home in the Bridlemile area on the site of the old Wilcox Estates, but the decades had taken their toll.
For Amy Carnahan, interior designer and mother to three children under 8, the idea that family-friendly spaces can peacefully coexist with sophisticated design is nowhere more evident than in her own light-infused Portland ranch.
Open living spaces present the best kind of challenge for designer Brittainy Tiffany.
Ceilings are the fifth wall of every room, and yet they are arguably the most underappreciated part of any structure.
Lincoln City has enough action along Highway 101 that visitors must veer off the highway whenever possible to experience the natural Oregon Coast. Long, sandy beaches and striking, moss-covered cliffs along with the city’s beautiful Devils Lake are just some of the draws. These were magnetic pulls for Keith and Jennifer Fowler, who recently moved back to Lincoln City after a 10 year hiatus in Beaverton.
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.