Amy Troute Inspired Interior Design partnered with Oregon Home Magazine to give away a dream master bedroom makeover. Our winner had visions of vintage style and we delivered with layers of color, texture and softness. We built the upholstered headboard and finished it with a rustic frame in reclaimed boards from Portland's Salvage Works. Vintage dressers were painted in the deepest tone of the palette (provided by the linen on the headboard), and layers of bedding and wall to wall draperies finished the space. Even on a tight budget, the magic of scale, color and texture can completely transform a dream master retreat!

This drawing from an Impressionist master shows dancers in costume rehearsing in front of the scenery. Light, shadows and graceful movements are the hallmarks of Edgar Degas paintings. His works capture subjects, such as dancers and singers, doing everyday activities, yet Degas imbues the pictures and prints with high drama. He uses color and the magic of suggested motion to capture endearing vignettes.

This valance was made to accommodate existing toppers from client's old home. Pleated valance with pleats strategically place between windows breaks up an oversized window.

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This window was very short and out of place on this wall. We installed a valance high up on the window giving it a more balanced look. The bottom of this valance just covers the shade's components.

Amy Troute Inspired Interior Design partnered with Oregon Home Magazine to give away a dream master bedroom makeover. Our winner had visions of vintage style and we delivered with layers of color, texture and softness. We built the upholstered headboard and finished it with a rustic frame in reclaimed boards from Portland's Salvage Works. Vintage dressers were painted in the deepest tone of the palette (provided by the linen on the headboard), and layers of bedding and wall to wall draperies finished the space. Even on a tight budget, the magic of scale, color and texture can completely transform a dream master retreat!

Close up view of the lovely detain in the fabric of the valance. Panels hang beautifully from a cafe rod under the valance to frame the windows next to the bed.

Amy Troute Inspired Interior Design partnered with Oregon Home Magazine to give away a dream master bedroom makeover. Our winner had visions of vintage style and we delivered with layers of color, texture and softness. We built the upholstered headboard and finished it with a rustic frame in reclaimed boards from Portland's Salvage Works. Vintage dressers were painted in the deepest tone of the palette (provided by the linen on the headboard), and layers of bedding and wall to wall draperies finished the space. Even on a tight budget, the magic of scale, color and texture can completely transform a dream master retreat!

The 1990s home underwent a large renovation including a new kitchen and great room, master suite, home office and improvements to the exterior. Following the comprehensive remodel the home was outfitted with furnishings down to the last detail. We sprinkled in family treasures, memories and the magic felt outdoors. For more about Angela Todd Studios, click here: https://www.angelatoddstudios.com/ To learn more about this project, click here: https://www.angelatoddstudios.com/portfolio/whimsical-farmhouse/

At night the exterior lighting creates a magical effect when combined with the lush pool lighting and the warm glow from the interior.
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The 1990s home underwent a large renovation including a new kitchen and great room, master suite, home office and improvements to the exterior. Following the comprehensive remodel the home was outfitted with furnishings down to the last detail. We sprinkled in family treasures, memories and the magic felt outdoors. For more about Angela Todd Studios, click here: https://www.angelatoddstudios.com/ To learn more about this project, click here: https://www.angelatoddstudios.com/portfolio/whimsical-farmhouse/

The Randolph flip is another successful project by an energetic client always looking to fix up a very uncared home and flip it to a lucky buyer. The end result is a very open clean house with many beautiful features. THis home had been neglected for years starting on the outside with very overgrown landscaping making it a very unfriendly looking home nobody would want to approach. We cleaned up the yard gave it some new bright siding. But the real magic happened on the inside by opening up the living room, kitchen and dining area creating a welcome and entertaining amenable space. We relocated the kitchen to give it a better flow and allowing for the kitchen to enlarge in size. Created a more friendly family room by refacing the fireplace in stone and giving everything a fresh look. Upstairs we expanded the master bedroom and gave it a beautiful master bathroom. Take a look and see the transformation! Front door photography, llc

Amy Troute Inspired Interior Design partnered with Oregon Home Magazine to give away a dream master bedroom makeover. Our winner had visions of vintage style and we delivered with layers of color, texture and softness. We built the upholstered headboard and finished it with a rustic frame in reclaimed boards from Portland's Salvage Works. Vintage dressers were painted in the deepest tone of the palette (provided by the linen on the headboard), and layers of bedding and wall to wall draperies finished the space. Even on a tight budget, the magic of scale, color and texture can completely transform a dream master retreat!

A view of the 'Champagne Terrace' and the 'Water-Wall' water feature. The old original area was a small brick patio with a difficult access across the narrow coping of the original spa. Relocating the spa provided a space for an elegant comfortable staircase up to this relaxing dining patio. The smooth stucco bench and trellis are a welcoming addition to this area. Down-lights are hidden in the trellis and illuminate the area at night. The landscape lighting transforms this yard into a magical wonderland in the evening. Photo: Wendy Harper Master Builder: Ken Palmer

A wall-to-wall sofa moment in the media room that adjoins the living room and the kitchen. The family snuggle up here in a cloud of frill-free comfort and stripy duvets. Sectional was custom designed for the space by Rachel Ashwell Shabby Chic Couture and covered in machine-washable white linen slipcovers. Photo Credit: Amy Neunsinger

L-shaped outdoor kitchen as a part of an entire backyard environment. The kitchen included countertop seating, a built-in stainless steel grill, refrigerator, sink and storage. Project included an outdoor kitchen, pool house, swimming pool complete with multiple seating areas, fire pit, and deck at master bedroom with surface mount spa.

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Trendy medium tone wood floor kitchen photo with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, granite countertops, white backsplash, stone tile backsplash and stainless steel appliances

Amy Troute Inspired Interior Design partnered with Oregon Home Magazine to give away a dream master bedroom makeover. Our winner had visions of vintage style and we delivered with layers of color, texture and softness. We built the upholstered headboard and finished it with a rustic frame in reclaimed boards from Portland's Salvage Works. Vintage dressers were painted in the deepest tone of the palette (provided by the linen on the headboard), and layers of bedding and wall to wall draperies finished the space. Even on a tight budget, the magic of scale, color and texture can completely transform a dream master retreat!

The Randolph flip is another successful project by an energetic client always looking to fix up a very uncared home and flip it to a lucky buyer. The end result is a very open clean house with many beautiful features. THis home had been neglected for years starting on the outside with very overgrown landscaping making it a very unfriendly looking home nobody would want to approach. We cleaned up the yard gave it some new bright siding. But the real magic happened on the inside by opening up the living room, kitchen and dining area creating a welcome and entertaining amenable space. We relocated the kitchen to give it a better flow and allowing for the kitchen to enlarge in size. Created a more friendly family room by refacing the fireplace in stone and giving everything a fresh look. Upstairs we expanded the master bedroom and gave it a beautiful master bathroom. Take a look and see the transformation! Front door photography, llc