Located in the historic Fairmount Hills, in the shadow of the Oregon Governor’s mansion, this picturesque cottage feels like a little home in the woods. Featuring arch-top windows with stained-glass tulips, this home is aptly called the Tulip Cottage. The homeowner wanted to add a master bedroom as well as extend the living room without losing the small, cottage-like feel of the home. For this major addition, seamless roof design was critical to assuring that the addition blended with the historic details of the original house. The living space within the home was made to feel bigger through various techniques, such as raising the ceiling, adding windows and skylights, and opening up interior views. Available space was maximized for storage, such as the glass-front cabinet beside the dining room fireplace, the built-in dresser in the passageway separating the bedroom and bathroom in the guest suite, and the built-in bureaus in the guest bathroom. The ceramic tile work in both the guest bathroom and the kitchen stayed true to its original 1920s style. One of our favorite details of this project is the unique corner block we custom-carved for the intersection of two crown moldings in the bedroom. This corner block made the transition between the two crown moldings cleaner and smoother.

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Correspondence area to keep all notes, appointments, and memos in one place. The walnut veneer replicates the walnut countertop finish for the island to create consistency in the design. A touch of color in the art work makes this space feel modern and bright.

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SKU 5374-10459 Material Spruce Solids with Rustic Pine Veneers, Wrought Iron and High Quality Bonded Leather Number of Drawers 3 Style Traditional Features Center bonded leather writing surface Center drawer with drop-front for keyboard use Two utility drawers Keyboard Drawer: 28 3/16W x 20 7/8D x 2 1/8H Knee Space: 34 1/4W x 15 1/2D x 25H Finish Blacks

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SKU 7000-10431 Material Acacia Solids and Plated Metal Number of Shelves 0 Number of Drawers 0 Number of Leaves 0 Style Casual Features Solid wood construction Metal legs on the ends Solid wood support in the center Transparent light cinnamon finish Knee space: 29 3/4H Finish Medium Wood Finish Transparent, light cinnamon finish with metal bases in a soft, lightly antiqued brass

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The master bedroom had only one small closet. With two adults sharing the space, more storage was desperately needed. We introduced bump out closets on either side of the windows, adding shelving within (eliminating the need for bureaus) and placing inset mirrors in the doors. We painted the room in Benjamin Moore’s Santa Fe Pottery shade. Our partner on this project was Woodworth Architects in Newton, MA. Photo by Roberto Farren Photography

Located in the historic Fairmount Hills, in the shadow of the Oregon Governor’s mansion, this picturesque cottage feels like a little home in the woods. Featuring arch-top windows with stained-glass tulips, this home is aptly called the Tulip Cottage. The homeowner wanted to add a master bedroom as well as extend the living room without losing the small, cottage-like feel of the home. For this major addition, seamless roof design was critical to assuring that the addition blended with the historic details of the original house. The living space within the home was made to feel bigger through various techniques, such as raising the ceiling, adding windows and skylights, and opening up interior views. Available space was maximized for storage, such as the glass-front cabinet beside the dining room fireplace, the built-in dresser in the passageway separating the bedroom and bathroom in the guest suite, and the built-in bureaus in the guest bathroom. The ceramic tile work in both the guest bathroom and the kitchen stayed true to its original 1920s style. One of our favorite details of this project is the unique corner block we custom-carved for the intersection of two crown moldings in the bedroom. This corner block made the transition between the two crown moldings cleaner and smoother.

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A Guest Cottage at Palm Beach Mustique is designed in blue and yellow patterns. Custom window treatments designed by Tiger Lily's in fabric by Pierre Frey feature simple valances to conceal traverse rods. Jonathan Adler writing desk gives guest a place to write and reflect.