Posts Tagged ‘interior design’
Norwegian Rose
This story starts with a deep freeze and a burst pipe. Fortunately, damage was minimal and a minor disaster led to a major improvement. This bathroom didn’t have room for any layout changes, so we improved the storage and put in a really comfortable tub. Our favorite feature is the Norwegian Rose counter. Along with…
Read MoreHouse of Motion
Overlooking Hood River, this house is a hub for active guests. The unfinished basement was already being used as a hangout/storage area, but too many structural posts made it difficult to improve. The solution was steel. Located on a steep hillside, access was difficult. Instead of renting an expensive crane and closing the street below,…
Read MoreArbor House
Located on a steep, teardrop shaped lot, this addition project presented a multitude of challenges for us to solve. The goal of the project was to turn the 1 story kitchen wing into a 2 story addition with a new kitchen and dining area on the 1st floor, and 2 new bedrooms with a full…
Read MoreRiverhouse
This 1970’s condo, set on the shores of the Willamette with a stunning beachfront view, was ready for a refresh that balanced functionality with style. With one resident facing mobility challenges that may increase over time, we made creating an accessible, long-term living space a top priority. We started with the kitchen, which had been…
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