Putter with Purpose: Tips for Gardening Motivation
Holly Stickley offers ways to dig you out of a daze.
Killer Curb Appeal
Lindsay Foster-Drago of Casa Drago Interiors shares tips on how to enhance curb appeal.
American Institute of Architects Announces 2016 Homes Tour
This self-guided tour showcases residences designed by some of Portland’s top architecture firms.
Creating the Ultimate Guest Room
We love to take on the challenge of making our house into a sanctuary. However, it’s even better when we get the chance to do that for somebody else. If you are having guests stay over at your house, creating the ultimate guest room starts with offering all the comforts of both their home and yours—it can also be a fun design project, too!
Shandell’s Upcycles Vintage Goods into Lampshades
Shandell’s Susan Schneider, a self-proclaimed “mad collector” of vintage goods, designs her trademark lampshades using vintage wallpaper, old prints and books.
Jenna Reineking’s Temporal Ecologies, March 21 – April 15, Heads Up a New Season of Installations at the Portland Building
Artist Jenna Reineking’s upcoming installation in the lobby of the Portland Building, Temporal Ecologies, is designed to transform the architecture of the exhibition space into an activated environment.
Be a Farmer’s Market Weekend Warrior
If you could be easier on the environment without giving up electricity or binge-watching House of Cards, would you be interested? Sure, who wouldn’t be? As long as my suggestion is painless. And it is: Go to the farmers market on the weekend instead of the grocery store.
Photos from the Oregon Home 2016 Spring Issue Release Party
Everyone had a great time celebrating the newest issue of Oregon Home magazine. We have pictures to prove it!
Creating An Inviting Outdoor Space
While you may not consider your patio or backyard to be a room all its own, in fact, as temperatures warm and trees start to blossom, your yard can easily become a retreat that welcomes you with natural beauty and fresh air at home.
Portland Garden Guide
For visitors and locals alike, it’s hard not to take notice of the flora and fauna that has made Oregon so iconic, and you don’t have to travel far to find some. Here’s our guide to help you take a little piece of Oregon home to your own backyard, with shops and landscape designers from Northeast to Southwest and everywhere in between, as well as on the outskirts of Portland.
