A fresh and feminine take on modern bohemian
Moreland Ranchalow
These clients' home had been a constant through life's seasons – and storms. They tapped us to reimagine it in a way that would work better for their current lifestyle, while honoring that personal history.
About the design
location
size
year built
Portland, Oregon
2000 Square Feet
1948
While harmony prevails, opposing design forces converge in this provocative home. Color is used sparingly, but to great impact, as a point of contrast to the crisp white walls. This space is clean and airy but the resulting contrast creates a rhythm that moves the eye through each room.
A Study in Contrasts
Upcycling Tradition
Our clients wanted to feel better in their home, but they wanted to feel good about the process, too. This meant being efficient with existing fixtures and furnishings to decrease the environmental waste that can come with a remodel. We recovered a pair of dated armchairs with an antique kilim rug, to make a one-of-a-kind showpiece from existing materials.
Style Notes
organic modern
boho glam
spanish colonial
Inspired by cubist forms, a custom leather sofa was designed in collaboration with Perch Furniture to fit the aesthetic and exact specifications of the home.
design details
OUTSIDE IN
Organic elements punctuate the spaces thanks to a custom plant install.
NATURAL TOUCH
Woven fibers feature abundantly in the home, lending a hand crafted feel.
PRETTY IN PINK
We emphasized femininity through a swath of pink tones, going bold in the hallway.
SOMETHING OLD
To give the home a layered and historic feel, we sourced vintage rugs for key spaces.
