Showing posts with label Oregon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oregon. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Curb Side Furniture

Have you ever driven around the city and seen furniture sitting on the parking or next to the street with a sign that says, "FREE". My husband does all the time from his big yellow bus. So many times it rains, then the furniture is of no use to anybody.We recently donated a sleeper sofa to Oregon Community Warehouse. It was still in good shape, but we wanted a change in the den and with our

Thursday, May 29, 2008

Portland Coffee Tables

The Oregonian's HGNW has an article today written by Nanine Alexander entitled A Table For Your Coffee, And More. The article has pictures of eight coffee tables that offer "...a place to set items you want within easy reach, a drink, a magazine, the remote control." Alexander doesn't mention my main reason for a coffee table, a place to rest my feet in front of the TV.The article pictures all

Thursday, May 22, 2008

Bridget Otto Thursday

What a nice way to begin the day. Open The Oregonian and see a picture of Beverly Landfair gracing the pages of HGNW.Photos by Marv Bondarowicz THE OREGONIANMoving to the Pearl Design Center allowed Bev Landfair to more than double the space for her store, Landfair Furniture + Design Gallery.It's an article by Bridget A. Otto on the Pearl Design Center.In early 2007, the question was asked, "Why

Thursday, October 25, 2007

Color Pulse 2009

Last night, hosted at the Lawrence Gallery, was Color Pulse 2009 attended by over 375 interior designers. Giving her fourth annual presentation, and the second annual in Portland, on the future of color, Color Director Doty Horn of Benjamin Moore wowed the audience with her pictures of things to come."Benjamin Moore's North American creative team continues to track emerging and cutting edge

Friday, June 29, 2007

"Age-restricted Communities"

I remember when King City was built back in 1966. King City was created as a planned adult community. The city's legal restrictions forbid minors from living within its city limits for more than a short time. Not only minors were forbidden. I was under the impression that anyone younger than 50 was not welcome.The Association of Interior Designers (ASID) points out today that the new buzz

Saturday, June 16, 2007

The Back Deck

We've posted several times about The Resort Effect, the act of taking the comforts of the house's interior to a nearby outdoor space, usually one that is attached to the house. This means plush furniture upholstered in weather-resistant fabric, a cooking area or heat source and a covering, such as a canopy, to keep the rain out.Combine the comforts of home, outside, with plasma TV and expensive

Saturday, May 26, 2007

Neighborhood Notes and The Pearl

Neighborhood Notes takes exception to The Oregonian describing Landfair Furniture's move, in Storefronts, as a move to the North Pearl Design District ...becoming known as the Design District, with Globe Lighting, Bedford Brown, Kravet and other related businesses within a few blocks of one another She notes While I understand the need to market the North Pearl, I think it's a mistake to label

Thursday, May 24, 2007

Storefronts

by ANNE LAUFELANDFAIR FURNITURE AND DESIGN GALLERY What's new: This spacious furniture store, the first tenant in the new Pearl Design Center, opened in March on the northern edge of the Pearl District. Where & when: 1636 N.W. 15th Ave. at Savier Street under the Fremont Bridge, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. What's cool: Landfair carries an eclectic array of home furnishings -- from

Oregon Passes New Bottle Bill, Artists Deprived

Beginning Jan. 1, 2009, Oregonians will have to plunk down a nickel deposit on every bottle of water they buy. Yes, the Oregon House passed the Oregon Bottle Bill. The Senate passed a similar bill, so Oregon will recycle instead of dumping. Oregonians buy nearly 200 million bottles of water each year and most are not recycled. The state Department of Environmental Quality estimates that

Tuesday, May 15, 2007

Wickes to close its five Minneapolis-area stores

And concentrate on Portland, OR.The Top 100 company will close all five of its Minnesota stores and its Brooklyn Center, Minn., distribution center and “part of the company’s continuing strategy to focus its resources in high-growth markets including California, Chicago, Portland (Ore.) and Las Vegas,” Wickes said in a release.[...]The company said it is opening 10 new showrooms in those markets

Tuesday, September 26, 2006

Clear Lake 0131

Clear Lake 0131 Originally uploaded by gily122000.Mike at Mover Mike has posted comments about the Clear Lake trail loop we hiked with friends on Sunday.For other photos of Clear Lake visit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/11145551@N00/tags/clearlake/Bev & MikeLandfair Furniture + Design Gallery

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