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I was wondering if you knew the name of the artist who did the painting with the gray background hanging on the wall on p. 47 in “Make Theirs Modern” in Oregon Home’sThe Green Living Issue?” I like its color combination and abstract look.

—Nancy Lenhart, Portland

 

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Greetings From Far Away

I happily subscribe to Oregon Home even though I live in New Mexico. I saw Oregon Home's "Green Living" advertised and I wondered how I can get a copy. Thanks.

—Carol McFarlan, Via E-Mail

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Don't You Feel Sheepish

As a long-time subscriber, I must tell you how sickened I was after reading “Sheep in the City” by Zoë Kaplan Presley (“Home Front,” Mar.-Apr. 2008).

I read about how adorable the sheep were and how affectionate they were. And then at the end of the article, the sheep were killed and eaten! Perhaps Presley could’ve sold the sheep or found them new homes. To treat animals as pets and gain their trust and affection, and then just cold-heartedly kill them really turned my stomach. I hope I don’t see similar articles in Oregon Home in the future. That article was more appropriate for Farm Journal or Successful Farming.

—Shar Ludwig, Via E-Mail

 

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Inspiration Station

I love your magazine. Today, while I was reading the Jan.-Feb. issue, I found the articles on artist studios (“House Calls: Home Studios”). I work with a dozen artists and I would love to send them the article via -a e-mail. They all have studios—or dining room tables that function as studios—and I think your photographs will inspire each of them. I know I’ll be keeping “The Landscape Painter’s Glass Box” for a studio I plan to build in my garden. And certainly this article will serve as a great introduction to your magazine.

—Sue Reynolds, Portland

 

 
Need More Info on that Minimalist Platform Bed

I was wondering if you could tell me who makes the bed on page 29 of the Jan.-Feb. 2008 issue (“Sleek and Modern,” Design Matters). Thanks so much!

—Christine Ognall, Portland

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Illuminate Me, Please!

Can you tell me where I can find the three-shaded pendant in Widney Moore’s dining room that’s on the cover of the Mar.-Apr. 2008 issue (“Woven Into The Pearl”)? It’s just what I’ve been looking for.

—Barbara Dans, Portland

 

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Curtain Call!

Rebecca and Sean Mack's home remodel ("Thirtysomething Traditional", Nov. -Dec. 2007) strikes the perfect balance between freshness and warmth. The cute décor was very livable! It was all eye candy, but the drapery fabric on page 71 in Isabel’s room really caught my eye. May I ask who makes it?

—Lori Datena, Via E-Mail

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Ditch the Dinosaur

I read your column in “The Before and After Issue” (“I’ll Show you Mine if You’ll Show Me . . .,” Sept.-Oct. 2007). I’m beginning a project which may be suitable for a feature in a future issue of Oregon Home...

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Not a White or Black Issue

In the May-June 2007 issue, you feature a timely article on decorating with white (“The White Pages,” Design Matters). As a co-owner of a condo on the Oregon Coast I’ve come up against a decorating dilemma...

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Shop Hood River


Tell the office you’re taking care of some long-put-off dental work, then drive the “This is What Norway Must Look Like!” expressway (a.k.a. I-84) and spend three or four hours shopping in Hood River, Ore. You’ll have an all-day smile when you return to your desk—promise!

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Shop Lower Burnside

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Seedy motels and a nonexistent street scene used to define this inner east gateway to downtown Portland, but the transformation of a former Travel Lodge into the hipster Jupiter Hotel (the site of the successful art fair The Affair The Jupiter in Sept.) has helped turn this district into a worthy shopping outpost.

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Portland Green

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We’ve scoured Portland to find the latest shops that’ve gone green! Everything you need­—or desire—can be found with sustainability in mind. The eco-conscious have hung out their shingles all over town in converted warehouses, turn-of-the-century homes, and even old Maytag repair shops. From the reclaimed to the local, from the handmade to the sustainable, here are some of our new favorite places!
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