by Marisa | Sep 13, 2020 | Architectural Features, Listing, Mid Century Modern, Modern Homes
Just Listed: Pacific Northwest mid-century modern design at its best. This gorgeous home was designed by Frank Shell who was one of Portland’s most intriguing mid-century architects known for his commercial projects, he custom designed only a few personal...
by Marisa | Jun 30, 2020 | Architectural Features, Art, Mid Century Modern, Modern Homes
Over the last decade, Portland’s interior design scene gained popularity locally as well as across the country, from Lost Angeles to New York. If you are new to the city or potentially looking to remodel or design your home or workspace, there is local design talent...
by Marisa | Jun 9, 2020 | Architectural Features, Mid Century Modern, Modern Homes, Places
Barbara Fealy—A beloved landscape architect who was fondly known as the “matriarch of landscape architecture” in the Pacific Northwest. She was a favorite collaborator of the likes of John Storrs and Saul Zaik and many other famed architects and designers in the...
by Marisa | Jun 4, 2020 | Architectural Features, Mid Century Modern, Modern Homes
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, most traditional in-person home tours have been canceled or postponed. However, the changing times have allowed for innovative virtual 3D tours of historic mid-century homes and they’re happening all over the country. Here is a list...
by Marisa | Feb 18, 2020 | Client Stories, Mid Century Modern, Modern Homes
Sometimes finding the right home is not easy. My buyers were looking for a specific style of home in an area with good schools which doesn’t sound too challenging except it seems that so are a lot of other buyers. It took a few attempts at offers on homes, some that...
by Marisa | Feb 6, 2020 | Atomic Living, Listing, Mid Century Modern, Modern Homes
10375 SW 42nd Ave. Portland, Oregon, 97219 Pristine mid-century design with classic Northwest Regional style features throughout. Spacious sunken living room with a soaring vaulted wood ceiling, exposed beams and a wall of windows with Mt. Hood and territorial views....
