A landscape designer and his woodworking family get hands-on in the remodel of their 1923 kitchen.
We reconfigured a beautiful Mt Tabor bungalow for a couple who love to cook and host.
After 15 years in their 1890 home, Molly + Jung go all in on color and function.
A midcentury Portland Heights home is intensively remodeled for ideal aging in place.
A poky upstairs layout becomes a spacious main suite, complete with a Japanese soaking tub.
An urban garden + adjacent writer's studio replace an underused back yard.
A cramped 1960s kitchen is reconfigured for spacious cooking and serious cocktails.
A café-inspired kitchen + breakfast room open to a new multi-purpose outdoor living space.
This kitchen is inspired by the owners' gutsy attitude and love of midcentury furniture.
A Craftsman home receives a thorough remodel, inside and out.
An intensive renovation personalizes this Portland penthouse for a couple from Hong Kong.
A 1980s beachfront home is transformed into a chic primary residence.
Multigenerational living in SW Portland inspires an efficient above-garage accessory dwelling unit.
A 1960s ranch receives a radical remodel of kitchen, living + dining spaces + baths.
The renovation of this 1940s cottage kitchen takes its cue from the colors of '40s dishware.
An awkward kitchen gets a reboot for a family of 4.
A radical renovation gives a family a new modern home with the same great view.
A couple radically transforms their small home, to accommodate their growing family.
A Concordia couple opts for a radical renovation: upcycling their old home into something new.
This 2-bedroom pied-à-terre at Chicago's Drake Hotel receives a comprehensive renovation.
An underused attic becomes a spacious writer's office in this historic Irvington home.
A tight galley kitchen opens up—and brings color and light through to the dining room.
A 1920s kitchen + bath receive a full remodel for newly relocated retirees.
In the kitchen of a Victorian home, tradition and modernity meet in the middle.
After a major house fire, the kitchen + primary bathroom come back better than before.
A rug collection by Michael Howells + Christiane Millinger.
We designed a collection of 9 abstract rugs in wool and silk for Rug Star's first US collaboration.
