Scenes and Sight Lines

Composed vignettes and interior views distinguish a modest Portland bungalow
by Maria LaPiana

This is the story of how the owners of a modest 1926 bungalow remodeled their home by opening it up to the outside, composing thoughtful interior sight lines and displaying ever-changing artful arrangements starring their collection of contemporary art, mid-century modern collectibles, and whimsical artifacts.

From Inspired House 14, pp. 52-59
January 1, 2006

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Interior Design | Architecture and Design | Remodeling | Bungalows
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