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Megan McGraw Interior Design
Custom bedding and draperies, furniture and accessories selection in little girl's bedroom.
Transitional Designs
My client wanted bold colors and a room that fueled her children’s creativity. We transformed the old storage space underneath the staircase into a playhouse by simply adding a door and tiny windows. On one side of the staircase I added a blackboard and on the other side the wall was covered in a laminate wood flooring to add texture completing the look of the playhouse. A custom designed writing desk with seating to accommodate both children for their art and homework assignments. The entire area is designed for playing, imagining and creating.
Javier Fernandez Transitional Designs, Interior Designer
Greg Pallante Photographer
Amy Troute Inspired Interior Design
Our team renovated and completely furnished our client’s Tualatin home three years ago and when they planned a move to a much larger home in Lake Oswego, they included ATIID in a major renovation, new addition and furnishings. We first determined the best way to incorporate the furniture we’d recently sourced for every room in their current home, then upgrade new formal and entertaining spaces big time with color and style! In the living room, we looked to custom furnishings, natural textures and a splash of fresh green to create the ultimate family gathering space. Hand painted wallpaper inspired our formal dining room, where bold blue and mixed metals meet warm wood tones and an awe-inspiring chandelier. Wallpaper also added interest in the powder bath, master and guest bedrooms. The most significant change to the home was the addition of the “Play Room” with golf simulator, outdoor living room and swimming pool for decidedly grown-up entertaining. This home is large but the spaces live cozy and welcoming for the family and all their friends!
Photography by Cody Wheeler
Howell Custom Building Group
The original front entry was dated and featured a recessed palladian arch. The homeowners decided to take advantage of this space by bumping out a dormer over the front entry, which created 2nd floor interior space for a kids reading and study nook. Efficient use of space features built-ins and cozy window seat.
Chango
Architecture, Interior Design, Custom Furniture Design, & Art Curation by Chango & Co.
Photography by Raquel Langworthy
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James River Construction, LLC.
This expansive bedroom is perfect for kids -with enough space for a queen bunk bed, play area, craft table and storage.
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