Design Posts

If you've priced out a move lately, you already know it's not the easy trade-up it used to be. Rates are higher than they were, local markets have cooled off enough that a bigger house doesn't always mean a better deal, and honestly, most of us already love our neighborhoods, our yards, our morning walk to coffee. So the smarter move right now isn't finding a new house. It's making the one you're in feel new again. Option one: paint and light furniture This is the fastest way

Nestled among towering evergreens and winding streets, Mountain Park is one of Lake Oswego's most distinctive neighborhoods. Developed largely throughout the 1970s and 1980s, the community is known for its abundance of Northwest Contemporary homes, an architectural style that feels as connected to the Pacific Northwest today as it did decades ago. As an interior designer born and raised in Lake Oswego, Oregon, Mountain Park holds a special place in my heart. The neighborhood