Digital design
Matt Kennedy produces ceramics using unique digital tools under his Portland studio Port Rhombus Design.
Good wood
When Portland artist and designer David Laubenthal of DJL Studio would drive to his workshop, he would often notice wood pallets dumped on the curb. He began to collect them.
Third times a charm
With green becoming mainstream, you’ve probably embraced repurposing in some form by now. Historic building repair specialist Andrew Curtis goes a step beyond.
For the birds
Each year we make some improvement, large or small, to our home. Bit by bit, as we make changes, it’s important to us to figure out how we can reduce our footprint just a little bit more.
Green wash
Reduce your home’s indoor toxins by switching to cleaners that are eco-friendly.
Staying put, staying small
A Portland family decides a remodel that honors the past of their 1930s cottage and keeps its basic footprint is the greenest way to go.
Living essentials
A lakeside home near Eugene dazzles with its minimalist design and maximum sustainability.
Taking root
Community gardens are thriving as Oregonians discover the benefits of growing their own organic produce and working alongside neighbors.
Garbage in, garbage out
There’s always room for improvement when it comes to reducing waste.
Bathrooms 2.0
Make saving resources a priority when you remodel.
