Argay Contemporary Kitchen
After living in their home since 1968 these NE Portland clients were ready for a kitchen overhaul. The remodel features a new layout, buffet bar, expanded storage and more.
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These Portland area clients were ready for a new look in the their kitchen, along with added functionality for in aging-in-place. The remodel features painted cabinets, a new island, quartz counters and more.
Read MoreCarriage House Receives Kitchen Upgrade
Taking advantage of existing architectural elements and unusual angles, Neil Kelly’s design team updates a cherished kitchen space.
Read MoreBathroom Remodel Helps Couple Age With Grace
With the goal of creating an accessible and comfortable space for an aging couple, Neil Kelly’s design team created a more efficient layout, raised the vanity countertops, added storage, improved the lighting and more.
Read MoreBend Addition: Views, Space + Storage
The beauty of the natural world provides great design inspiration. This nature-loving Bend family wanted to create an outdoor space to better enjoy their spectacular river view.
Read More1920s Speakeasy Inspired Entertainment Space
Portland Designer Fabian Genovesi had the pleasure of collaborating with a Cedar Mill couple who had a clear vision for how to transform their entire daylight basement into a one-of-a-kind entertainment space.
Read MoreTraditional Kitchen With Contemporary Touches
Neil Kelly transformed this Bend “builder-blah” kitchen into a completely custom “true cook’s kitchen,” with touches of elegance visible throughout.
Read MoreA Kitchen Design with Functionality and Personality
When they asked for a unique kitchen that was not the trendy grey or white palette, this Portland area client got a space filled with color and personality.
Read MorePersonalizing Your Home With Color
Creative solutions – and gorgeous colors – are on display in this kitchen and bathroom remodeling project in a 1924 home in Portland’s Alberta neighborhood.
Read MoreA Time-Traveling Kitchen + Bath
You never know what you’ll find when you start a remodeling project. This 1903 Queen Anne “Vernacular Victorian” was a modest urban farmhouse, untouched for 40 years. The homeowners wanted to bring their home back to its original glory.
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