Our clients in West Linn needed space planning and furniture selection for the living and dining rooms in their open floor plan, newly built contemporary home.
They are a fun, young family with two toddlers and refined design taste, so it was important to find a realistic solution for their lifestyle. The goal was to incorporate their preferences of European-style furniture with a bold and monochromatic palette.
The home is open, airy and spacious so our designers chose furniture to anchor the space and make it feel inviting and intimate. They used the expertly selected finishes as inspiration for the upholstery - marrying the walnut detailing on the fireplace with the dining table, and coordinating with the bold black trim featured throughout the home. The eco- leather on the dining chairs makes it easy to clean up after young children.
The final touches included a selection of original artwork and handmade accessories that added pops of color and a layer of organic texture.
Emily Bates and Tricia French’s love and passion for the natural world synced up in this first ever collaboration. Each artist brought her unique approach of painting and world view to the canvas, and a harmonious dialogue began.
The Pacific Northwest inspired with its vast, expansive and ever-changing landscape, and the creatures and moments shared with it.
Blanket skies, the nurturing life-giving elements of water — coexisting in a diverse and life sustaining planet. Each piece creates its own resonance and message unique to the viewer.
Both artists will also be exhibiting select independent works, congruent with the series.
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