We are located within the courtyard of NW Portland's historic Film Exchange Building
915 NW 19th Avenue, Suite C
Portland, OR 97209

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The coffee bar at Greenleaf Construction @don_tankersley_co Photo @lukeandmalloryspaces
The coffee bar at Greenleaf Construction @don_tankersley_co Photo @lukeandmalloryspaces
@space_design has curated her home with such a stunning collection of art. It’s a joy to work with such beautiful pieces. Leroy forever! Construction @don_tankersley_co Photo @lukeandmalloryspaces
@space_design has curated her home with such a stunning collection of art. It’s a joy to work with such beautiful pieces. Leroy forever! Construction @don_tankersley_co Photo @lukeandmalloryspaces
Working within a historic context is a dance of complicated means to achieve an edited and refined end. The Tankersley team hit it out of the park with this one. Construction @don_tankersley_co Photo @lukeandmalloryspaces
Working within a historic context is a dance of complicated means to achieve an edited and refined end. The Tankersley team hit it out of the park with this one. Construction @don_tankersley_co Photo @lukeandmalloryspaces
Greenleaf kitchen, located in an original John Storrs residence. Construction @don_tankersley_co Photo @lukeandmalloryspaces
Greenleaf kitchen, located in an original John Storrs residence. Construction @don_tankersley_co Photo @lukeandmalloryspaces
Remember your favorite Champagne cave? This is the newly transformed primary kitchen in the home, designed to feel as if it’s always been. A careful concert of wood and stone, considered detailing and masterful execution. Thank you @space_des
Remember your favorite Champagne cave? This is the newly transformed primary kitchen in the home, designed to feel as if it’s always been. A careful concert of wood and stone, considered detailing and masterful execution. Thank you @space_design Construction @don_tankersley_co Cabinetry @woodcraft.inc Stone @sardonyxdesignpdx Images @lukeandmalloryspaces / @mikolaaaaa
For a number of years, we’ve had the opportunity to stay at our Manzanita on First project over this holiday weekend. We’re heading out there again to enjoy this beautiful place, which is has been loved by many since 2017. We still feel
For a number of years, we’ve had the opportunity to stay at our Manzanita on First project over this holiday weekend. We’re heading out there again to enjoy this beautiful place, which is has been loved by many since 2017. We still feel great about all the decisions here, most of which were made over 10 years ago. It still feels of-the-place, approachable, and comfortable. More art has been added, including a beautiful Judy Cooke in the stairwell. Interiors should evolve and grow, but when the baseline stands the test of time and trend cycles, it’s a great feeling. These photos of the central stair are a favorite, masterfully crafted by @mwdesignworkshop
One of the few Sockeye spaces without a treetop view, yet it still offers so much texture with perfectly imperfect surfaces washed in light. Architecture and Interior Design @theguggenheims Contractor @durhamconstructionpdx Photography @lukeandmallo
One of the few Sockeye spaces without a treetop view, yet it still offers so much texture with perfectly imperfect surfaces washed in light. Architecture and Interior Design @theguggenheims Contractor @durhamconstructionpdx Photography @lukeandmalloryspaces Photo Styling @shopwilma @kariehigginsstudio
A treetop living room at Sockeye -> swipe to see the before. The bulky central stair, which led to a very secondary room, moved to a more discrete location, making way for a new fireplace location that could be celebrated and used often. The det
A treetop living room at Sockeye -> swipe to see the before. The bulky central stair, which led to a very secondary room, moved to a more discrete location, making way for a new fireplace location that could be celebrated and used often. The details and material intersections were tidied up, fresh window detailing, improved lighting, and room proportions make all the difference 📐 Architecture and Interior Design @theguggenheims Contractor @durhamconstructionpdx Photography @lukeandmalloryspaces Photo Styling @shopwilma @kariehigginsstudio
Look down, it might be where the magic happens 🥀 Architecture and Interior Design @theguggenheims Contractor @durhamconstructionpdx Tile Setting @sardonyxdesignpdx Cabinetry @olsonbrotherswoodworks Photography @lukeandmalloryspaces Photo Styling @s
Look down, it might be where the magic happens 🥀 Architecture and Interior Design @theguggenheims Contractor @durhamconstructionpdx Tile Setting @sardonyxdesignpdx Cabinetry @olsonbrotherswoodworks Photography @lukeandmalloryspaces Photo Styling @shopwilma @kariehigginsstudio
A dedicated in-kitchen bar, serving up texture with zellige, steel, and mirrored surfaces. Architecture and Interior Design @theguggenheims Contractor @durhamconstructionpdx Steel @boyboybuilt Stone Fabrication @sardonyxdesignpdx Photography @luke
A dedicated in-kitchen bar, serving up texture with zellige, steel, and mirrored surfaces. Architecture and Interior Design @theguggenheims Contractor @durhamconstructionpdx Steel @boyboybuilt Stone Fabrication @sardonyxdesignpdx Photography @lukeandmalloryspaces Photo Styling @shopwilma @kariehigginsstudio
The hearth is located in the heart of Sockeye’s re-worked floor plan. The wood burning fireplace can be enjoyed from both the kitchen and living room, while providing a defining edge to both spaces. Architecture and Interior Design @thegugge
The hearth is located in the heart of Sockeye’s re-worked floor plan. The wood burning fireplace can be enjoyed from both the kitchen and living room, while providing a defining edge to both spaces. Architecture and Interior Design @theguggenheims Contractor @durhamconstructionpdx Steel @boyboybuilt Photography @lukeandmalloryspaces Photo Styling @shopwilma @kariehigginsstudio
Positively glowing 🧡 An unconventional camera angle so you see what our client experiences when she’s cooking. The counter-to-ceiling window detail, a result of detailed drawings and numerous site meetings, further blurs the barrier to the ou
Positively glowing 🧡 An unconventional camera angle so you see what our client experiences when she’s cooking. The counter-to-ceiling window detail, a result of detailed drawings and numerous site meetings, further blurs the barrier to the outdoors. Architecture and Interior Design @theguggenheims Contractor @durhamconstructionpdx Cabinetry @olsonbrotherswoodworks Stone Fabrication @sardonyxdesignpdx Photography @lukeandmalloryspaces Photo Styling @shopwilma @kariehigginsstudio
The coffee bar at Greenleaf Construction @don_tankersley_co Photo @lukeandmalloryspaces @space_design has curated her home with such a stunning collection of art. It’s a joy to work with such beautiful pieces. Leroy forever! Construction @don_tankersley_co Photo @lukeandmalloryspaces Working within a historic context is a dance of complicated means to achieve an edited and refined end. The Tankersley team hit it out of the park with this one. Construction @don_tankersley_co Photo @lukeandmalloryspaces Greenleaf kitchen, located in an original John Storrs residence. Construction @don_tankersley_co Photo @lukeandmalloryspaces Remember your favorite Champagne cave? This is the newly transformed primary kitchen in the home, designed to feel as if it’s always been. A careful concert of wood and stone, considered detailing and masterful execution. Thank you @space_des For a number of years, we’ve had the opportunity to stay at our Manzanita on First project over this holiday weekend. We’re heading out there again to enjoy this beautiful place, which is has been loved by many since 2017. We still feel One of the few Sockeye spaces without a treetop view, yet it still offers so much texture with perfectly imperfect surfaces washed in light. Architecture and Interior Design @theguggenheims Contractor @durhamconstructionpdx Photography @lukeandmallo A treetop living room at Sockeye -> swipe to see the before. The bulky central stair, which led to a very secondary room, moved to a more discrete location, making way for a new fireplace location that could be celebrated and used often. The det Look down, it might be where the magic happens 🥀 Architecture and Interior Design @theguggenheims Contractor @durhamconstructionpdx Tile Setting @sardonyxdesignpdx Cabinetry @olsonbrotherswoodworks Photography @lukeandmalloryspaces Photo Styling @s A dedicated in-kitchen bar, serving up texture with zellige, steel, and mirrored surfaces. Architecture and Interior Design @theguggenheims Contractor @durhamconstructionpdx Steel @boyboybuilt Stone Fabrication @sardonyxdesignpdx Photography @luke The hearth is located in the heart of Sockeye’s re-worked floor plan. The wood burning fireplace can be enjoyed from both the kitchen and living room, while providing a defining edge to both spaces. Architecture and Interior Design @thegugge Positively glowing 🧡 An unconventional camera angle so you see what our client experiences when she’s cooking. The counter-to-ceiling window detail, a result of detailed drawings and numerous site meetings, further blurs the barrier to the ou

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