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Shake
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Rocking Votives
Though these egg-shaped votives look delicate, their origins are decidedly more rough and tumble. Each one starts out perfectly round, but then gets smashed on a table to achieve their signature…
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Rocks Sugar Container
Dutch designer Mara Skujeniece gives this ceramic sugar cube container the rock candy treatment in her Amsterdam workshop. The faceted matte porcelain, which looks like a crystal on classic…
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A Look at Kitchen Renovations
A collection of some of our favorite kitchen renovations from our archives.
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Building Green in Harlem: A Green Brownstone?
In this video series, Dwell follows a New York couple with a passion for building green through the challenges—and triumphs—of renovation, from finding the design-build team to…
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How to Deal with an Irregular Fireplace Hearth
We remodeled a lake house with a very large stone fireplace in the living room. With a wall of windows facing the lake, the traffic and the light flooding across the floor, we chose to use…
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Stick Around during a Renovation
I learned during our kitchen renovation that it really is a full-time job. If you want it done right and according to your vision, and not that of your contractor, be available. Make sure every…
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From Plaster to Stone
Isamu Noguchi began using small paper models in the 1940s to help visualize his larger sculptures. He continued doing so for the rest of his career, transitioning into plaster maquettes in order to…
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The Psychedelic Experience—Rock Posters from the Bay Area, 1965-71
Over 300 posters, album covers, zines, and other items from the late 1960s and early 70s by artists from Wes Wilson to Victor Moscoso will be displayed.
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Hi my name is Will Nielsen this past week I was looking for this house because I also live in Portland Oregon's Alameda Neighberhood too but I could not find the house so can you please give the address to the house sincerly Will Nielsen
VERY COOL YOU TWO! SO NICE TO BE PART OF THE MESSAGE OF GREEN.
I love this house. I grew up in CT, but was drawn to Portland due to reading about people and projects like this. I live in NE (13th and Shaver) and will make sure to walk by with my dog and take a look.
We actually live in Alberta Arts District, not Alameda! It was incorrectly written. Jess Bogli
Oregon is also spelled "Oregan" up there in the location.
I would like to transform my home into one like this ... Help where do I begin... I just purchased a home in Denver.. My home is a solid one level brick home about 1300 sq ft... Help please... Sisterluna@msn.com
We subscribe to the magazine and I left my copy at my brother's house. In the article about the Stumphouse, there was a web-site for the solar tubes. Can you please email the link to me. I can't remember it, and I don't see it in this article on your web-site. Also, there was a schematic for the tubes. Is it available on this web-site? I don't see it here. Regards, Tony MacDonald
Hi Tony. The company that manufactures the solar tubing system is Apricus Solar Company (www.apricus.com).
I walked by once a couple weeks ago and was very impressed. Kudos. Tony, if you live in Portland, we have several friends who share a house just off Alberta and work for Mr. Sun Solar company, and last I knew they installed them. Here is their website: http://www.mrsunsolar.com/index.php
Hi...wondering if anyone has information about the pavers/whatever it is that is in place for the driveway. I'd love to do something similar to replace a gravel driveway--any info would be much appreciated!
Hi - Love the materials used on the exterior! What type of siding is on the house? I am currently looking into building a house and am having a very difficult time finding a company that carries windows with black frames (inside and out)....any suggestions? Thanks!
Amazing house and good article. Send more pictures to me through Justin and Eveanne!!!
Talk about an epic teaser. So many little things I love about this house and would really like to see some more pictures. Kitchen, roof garden, etc. Very nice home.
This house is now FOR SALE and open today from 1-3. Come check it out! http://christopherjohnson.mywindermere.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=Listing.ListingDetail&ListingID=130394611
This house may be smart and pretty but it is in a crappy area whose residents deem it "up and coming". Well that has been happening for over 10 years now and is worth what the structure appraises at and the market, in an over saturated state, will bear. Hence- this home is overvalued to the tune of about $200k! The people who purchased it should have stayed put. This place is 15 blocks from where it "could" have sold at that price. There's not even room to wedge a Habitat house on one side to recover some property capital as they placed it dead middle of the lot. I assume the building and print frenzy created buzz, then their friend the realtor assured them that buzz equaled markup, in which they trusted his judgement to be correct. They will get hosed in the end, literally.
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