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....
by Marisa | Dec 10, 2019 | Atomic Living, Mid Century Modern, Modern Homes
Congratulations to my savvy buyers who had a very specific type of home they wanted to purchase in a specific area, their patience and attentiveness paid off! We all acted quickly when the right one hit the market and we were able to get an accepted offer before any...
by Marisa | Dec 4, 2019 | Art, Atomic Living, contemporary modern, Modern Homes
You know that in today’s homes, contemporary interiors aren’t the cold and minimal spaces of yesteryear, but can be warm, comfortable and welcoming without being cluttered and dark. Today’s contemporary style is appreciated in all types of spaces...
by Marisa | Oct 17, 2019 | contemporary modern, Modern Homes, Uncategorized
If you are seeking a home in a modern, trendier style home then ‘contemporary’ is the word to refine your search. Contemporary in today’s market means lots of natural light, open floorplans, recessed lighting, and a seamless design. Below are some of the...
by Marisa | Oct 10, 2019 | Mid Century Modern, Modern Homes, Rummers
My buyers relocating from Southern Oregon were looking for something mid-century modern and very special. This type of home is in pretty high demand and we had toured everything that hit market within a 6 month period but none of them were just right. In the meantime,...
