This stylish family home was featured in New York Times last year and it belongs to Brian Faherty and his family. Faherty is the owner of Schoolhouse Electric Supply & Co, a lighting and homewares company based in Portland, Oregon - a brand whose products I have admired in magazine and interiors. This home is often where the company's catalogue is shot and is the testing ground for various products.
Brought in 2012, this building was later reconfigured and renovated for family friendly living - the architect was encouraged to create a house with materials and forms that could "transcend any idea of time or style. Images of Swedish courtyard farmhouses came to mind." I like the clean, functional design that blends mid-century and modern elements effortlessly. Read more here.
Also I would like to note that I was nominated by various readers for the SiteSmart Love the Web. I was chuffed to hear that readers who enjoy my blog took the time to nominate me, and along with such great company too. It meant a lot to read the lovely comments and to hear that you enjoy this blog - thank you for sharing the love.
Photographs by Jeremy Bittermann via New York Times.
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