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The family has deep roots in Oregon and wanted this small bungalow to become a gathering place for their family and friends.
Whole house remodel in a 1920’s bungalow
A breezeway, garage, dormer and porch with fireplace were added.
Salvaged refrigerator doors and shiplap paneling give the new garage an old world feel.
The fully remodeled basement includes a salvaged fireplace surround and screen at the fireplace foundation.
A custom handrail graces the basement stairs.
The original back stairs now house the wine cellar.
An antique window, range, sink, cabinet and the salvaged Fir floor make the kitchen feel homey.
Custom details make the space unique yet timeless.
A lot of textures add warmth and comfort to the new main bath.
The breezeway provides storage in the salvaged buffet cabinet.
The owners of this 1920's bungalow chose to work with ARCIFORM because they knew we would respect the architecture of this charming home while working with them to incorporate salvage and their creative ideas. We also collaborated to navigate the historic design guidelines and regulations of the City of Lake Oswego. Having lived in Europe for a long time, the clients were not looking for large spaces but versatility and character for their 1920's doors.
KITCHEN AND DINING ADDITION
We moved the kitchen and dining room into an airy, southwest-facing addition with lots of windows and two Dutch doors. We installed salvaged fir floors that conceal a trap door to the new wine cellar at the old basement stairs. An antique range, sink and island share space with a new built-in fridge made to look like an old ice chest, and tie the old and new together seamlessly. The dining area is home to a table and benches custom-built by Versatile Wood Products.
Oregon: CCB# 119917 | Washington: ARCIFL *910KJ