This project is close to my heart as it was a second home we shared for a few years with another family (now passed on to another family). It was designed in collaboration with co-owner Amber Chang of Huis Collective.

We aimed to dismantle 90’s updates and restore its original 1970’s architectural integrity, while adding Scandinavian influences.

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We also added a sleeping loft and stairs where there was once only attic space, only accessible by an exterior scuttle hole and a ladder.

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We ripped out carpet and put hardwoods throughout using salvaged wood flooring (much of which came from former school gymnasiums).

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We stained the exterior black so it would blend seamlessly into the trees of Mt. Hood National Forest where it sits.

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In the bathroom, a plastic tub and surround was taken out and replaced with a cast iron tub and custom tile work using handmade Pratt & Larson tiles.