Our Spring 2016 issue
Our Spring 2016 issue
Editor’s Letter
In this issue, we show the homes of local Oregon celebrities. Tres Shannon, the owner of Voodoo Doughnut, famous chef Vitaly Paley and wife Kimberly, world-renowned surfer Gerry Lopez, former Trail Blazer Channing Frye and Chris Isaak’s lead guitarist, Hershel Yatovitz, were all kind enough to let us step inside their personal spaces.
Barns of Oregon
Do you have a cool barn? Do you know someone who has a cool barn? Do you know anyone who’s remodeled a barn into their home or who has used barn-wood on an extensive remodeling project?
Lighting and Salvage
Well, folks, it’s time to revisit the DIY corner, that weird spot where salvage and some electric cord meet with you in the middle. If you’re lucky, you bring with you some hand / eye coordination and the ability to read directions. If you have neither of those skills, come hang out with me. I can commiserate.
Mouse In The Tulip Box
There are many lessons about bulbs I could teach you — designing, sourcing, and planting, but I think you’ll really appreciate this one — learned first hand by yours-truly, the hard way.
The Truth About Paint Color Matching
The quickest and easiest way to give your home a fresh, updated look is by changing the color of your walls, or touching up an existing color for a refreshed look.
Remodling Today???
WOW! 2015 is turning into a banner year for our members. All professionals in the remodeling industry are very busy andtheir great work re-enforces the homeown- er’s decision to improve their existing home rather than moving. The value of staying in your own home has never been greater. Remodeling is an exciting time for … Read more
The Oregon Remodelers Association Award Winners
Oregon Remodelers Association/NARI is proud to present the winners of the Outstanding Remodeling Achievement Awards for 2015. Each of the projects featured represents that remodeler’s unique response to the needs of the client.
Oeuf Launches the Brooklyn Desk
Designed for simplicity, and functionality, the Brooklyn desk is crafted from the highest quality Baltic birch plywood. Slim, rounded legs and removable storage create a modern and sleek design. The desk surface has 3 different height settings, so it can adjust for growing children to create the perfect spot for reading, writing and activities to come.
