After being home for more than a year, most of us have learned a bit about the way we live and the environment we find most comfortable. We’ve learned what we need with this new lifestyle, what our kids need, and how we most easily relax. These realizations have brought shifting trends from the minimalistic…
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What was the name of this project and why? We called this project The Modern Farmhouse Resort. This incredible estate has over 9,000 sq. feet, 6 bedrooms, 8 1/2 baths, an outdoor swimming pool, bocce ball court, outdoor kitchen and dining area, putting green, fountain, raised beds, and an outdoor garden. It definitely feels like a…
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What did you name this project and why? We named this home “The Naturally Contemporary Lake Oswego Home.” What neighborhood is this home in? The home is centrally located in Lake Oswego, just a few blocks from the downtown area. The buyers will enjoy the short walking distance to the all the local restaurants…
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Portland winters are sunny only 29% of the time, which makes the days dark. Living north of the 42nd parallel means a generous 15 hours of light each day in the summer, but fewer than 9 hours during the winter. The sun would rather stay under the cover of darkness than get up in the…
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COVID-19 CHANGED LIFE FOR EVERYONE IN 2020. For us home stagers, we noticed that the pandemic changed the home selling process in a variety of ways, including the ways buyers respond to the homes they view. 2020 home buyers looked for different features that kept pace with our new pandemic world. People socially distanced by…
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What was the name of this project and why? We named this The North Blocks Penthouse because it’s tucked in Portland’s North Park Loft building and has absolutely stunning views. Penthouse staging can be tricky and requires careful attention to both the view and use of the space. What neighborhood was this home in? The…
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When your home is so gorgeous and inviting on the outside that it compels potential buyers to request a walk-through, you’ve mastered the concept of curb appeal. Merriam-Webster defines curb appeal as “the visual attractiveness of a house as seen from the street.” These days, most home buyers narrow the potential purchase field by…
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What was the name of this project and why? We named this project The Castle On The Hill, and it doesn’t take an imagination to see why. We focused on staging for a view. This majestic home rests in a private setting overlooking the Columbia River. Where was this home located? This beautifully, airy castle…
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You’ve toyed with the idea of selling your house. Maybe moving to the outskirts of the city, maybe moving from burbs to be closer to the bustle. But you want to get the most you can out of the investment you’ve made in your house. What is worth your time and money, and what will…
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What was the name of this project and why? We called this the Reimagined Craftsman. We took the classic craftsman style and gave it a fresh, more modern look. What neighborhood was this home in? The Reimagined Craftsman is located in the heart of the Alberta Arts district, an area known for its unique local…
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