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THERE IS AN UNDENIABLE ALLURE TO WATER AVENUE, A STRETCH OF SLEEPY WAREHOUSES ALONG THE
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WINDOWS GLIMMER AND A WOOD-FIRED HEARTH GLOWS. WHEN THE CLOCK STRIKES FIVE OUT-OF-TOWNERS
SHOOT ACROSS THE BRIDGE, LOCALS PEDAL ON TWO WHEELS AND FOODIES DESCEND FROM ALL CITY CORNERS
TO CLARKLEWIS RESTAURANT. WELCOME TO THE INDUSTRIAL EASTSIDE, AN EVOCATIVE EPICUREAN DELIGHT.
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Will Goodman (L) and Michael Schultzdream big when it comes to theirgardens – and they have the skills andknow-how to make it happen. Everydetail, from the light green hydrangeasto the striped walkway are planned andexecuted in detail. OPPOSITE The koipond goes upscale with this stylized andcontemporary version made of castconcrete and Montana moss stone. Theconcrete floats, supported beneath bycolumns, give the big orange and whitefish a place to hide.
WRITTEN BY SHANNA GERMAIN
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WRITTEN BY DONNA PIZZI PHOTOGRAPHY BY GREG KOZOWA
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1) Hand-dragging and metallic pigmentsgive this wallcovering the shimmering lookof a hand woven silk fabric. Brushed Plaidin gilded teal from www.fschumacher.com2) Cast and sculpted in resin, the Ava giantclamshell mirror is a dramatic show stop-per. Available at www.madegoods.com3) Adding Renaissance-inspired motifs, theendearingly carved Stag Leg Accent Tablefeatures cloven-hoofed feet on realisticallyrendered deer legs. At www.blisstudio.com4+5) Tufenkian’s Asian influenced anddream-like, ‘Cloud Nine’ in deep tones ofCherry Bark + The ‘Brocade’ carpet inVersailles creates a regal statement withan unexpected asymmetrical design.Hand-knotted in wool and bamboo silk.Available at www.tufenkiancarpets.com
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Inspired by a frame auctioned by Sotheby's, these Regency-styled chairs have a natural
caned seat and back with a removable buttoned pad with cord ties and tassels. Paired
here with the equally refined the Boden Round Extension Dining Table crafted in fine
mahogany solids and veneers, shown in optional dark walnut finish with antique rub and
light gold hand striping. Reminiscent of the 1930s and 1940s French Modern period,
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Home Buyer Survey
Will you be changing any of the following?
Bank 33%Dentist 29%Physician 25%Insurance Agent 18%Tax Professional 18%Attorney 7%
Do you plan on traveling this year? Yes 68%
Do you plan on purchasing a car in the next 6 months? Yes 29%
Do you plan on joining any of the following?Health Club 28%Golf Club 7%Country Club 5%
Intelligent, Affluent + Actively Spending
[reader profile]
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Source: Homeowners Marketing Services, Inc. All rights reserved.
Age25-54 81%Median Age 48
Interest in Home Décor 85%
Household Income $100,000+ 98%$150,000+ 81%$250,000+ 51%Median HHI $213,237
Net Worth$1 million + 92%$2 million + 49%$5 million + 26%
Home Value$700,000 - 25 million 85%
Home OwnershipOwn Home 98%Own 2+ Homes 25%
Affluent Homeowner Demographics
Home Buyers are Big SpendersHome Buyers are up to 11 times more likely to purchase major homerelated products and services during the first 12 months in their home.
Portrait Magazine quickly reaches the Design Trade and Home Buyers. We
track weekly home closings, delivering Portrait Magazine precisely when
they are most likely to spend.
40%of Home Buyerswill remodel in the next 12 months
PURCHASED IN THE HOME BUYER NON-MOVERPAST 12 MONTHS INDEX INDEX
Kitchen and Bath
Convection Oven 1,118 96
Self-Cleaning Oven 954 84
Garbage Disposal 854 89
Kitchen Sinks 842 101
Stove or Range (Electric) 739 87
Kitchen Counter Tops 686 109
Indoor Light Fixtures 667 102
Kitchen Cabinets 611 103
Wood Flooring 609 106
Bathroom Sink/Vanity 527 107
Kitchen Faucets 512 101
Stove or Range (Gas) 508 85
Ceramic Tiles 485 115
Bathroom Faucets 430 115
Refrigerator 464 84
Painting (Interior) 360 103
Source: Simmons Market Research Bureau
[kitchen + bath research]
Kitchen Remodel Timing
Years of Home Ownership
© Portrait Magazine 2012 Analysis of Residential Remodeling Permits versus Years of Home Ownership
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PPUURRCCHHAASSEEDD IINN TTHHEE HHOOMMEE BBUUYYEERR NNOONN--MMOOVVEERRPPAASSTT 1122 MMOONNTTHHSS IINNDDEEXX IINNDDEEXX
Home Furnishings
Light Fixtures, Indoor 667 102Wall Paper/Wall Coverings 502 107Carpet, Stain-Resistant 485 107Rugs, Room Sized or Area 483 96Window Shades/Blinds (Custom) 472 92Dining Room Furniture 459 81Carpet, Wall to Wall 387 112Painting, Interior 360 103Living Room Furniture 388 86Draperies/Curtains (Custom) 363 97Bed Frame and Headboard 306 90Bedroom Furniture 306 82
Fireplace Insert 1,184 92Skylights 922 100Windows, Wood-Framed 783 113Wood Flooring 609 106Central Heating System 559 107Central Air Conditioning 437 113Doors 432 112Door Knobs/Locks 405 102
Source: Simmons Market Research Bureau
[home furnishings research]
Home Buyers are Big Spenders Home Buyers are up to 11 times more likely to purchase major homerelated products and services during the first 12 months in their home.
Portrait Magazine quickly reaches the Design Trade and Home Buyers. We
track weekly home closings, delivering Portrait Magazine precisely when
they are most likely to spend.
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20%
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10%
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Bedroom Suite Remodel Timing
Years of Home Ownership
© Portrait Magazine 2012 Analysis of Residential Remodeling Permits versus Years of Home Ownership
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Living/Family/Media Remodel Timing
Years of Home Ownership
© Portrait Magazine 2012 Analysis of Residential Remodeling Permits versus Years of Home Ownership
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Home Office Remodel Timing
Years of Home Ownership
© Portrait Magazine 2012 Analysis of Residential Remodeling Permits versus Years of Home Ownership
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40%of Home Buyers will remodel in the next 12 months
15%
10%
5%
20%
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10%
5%
20%
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Deck and Patio Timing
Spa and Pool Timing
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
PPUURRCCHHAASSEEDD IINN TTHHEE HHOOMMEE BBUUYYEERR NNOONN--MMOOVVEERRPPAASSTT 1122 MMOONNTTHHSS IINNDDEEXX IINNDDEEXX
Outdoor
Wood-Framed Windows 783 113Skylights 922 100Garage Door Opener (Auto) 675 103Exterior Siding (Outdoor) 646 103Vinyl Window 546 116Thermal Windows 483 113Outdoor Light Fixtures 348 111Doors 432 112Weatherstripping 241 98
Source: Simmons Market Research Bureau
[outdoor research]
separation between the two parallel paths to give each character, yet imparting a touch of mystery to the vine-clad arbor
glimpsed just around the corner from the front porch, where the paths meet. Such techniques as this, using diaphanous
textures to obscure a sight line and create intrigue are hallmarks of inventive garden-making.
Friendly garden fragrances add to a welcoming atmosphere. The expanded garden design was completed in 2003, and
planting began that year. Now the shrubs and trees, like stately Magnolia denudata, are starting to achieve real presence in
the garden, and fulfill their role of providing fragrance that adds to the general conviviality. Nothing soothes the spirit like
spending a summer evening with friends in a perfumed garden. This magnolia starts the seasonal aroma parade with creamy
blossoms resembling gardenias. Later comes the scent of the climbing rose ‘Compassion’, used on the front porch to greet
guests all summer. Finally the Sweet Autumn Clematis (Clematis terniflora) contributes its frothy flowers in late September/
October, like a whipping cream roof on top of a simple metal arbor large enough to serve as an outdoor dining room.
Another grass, Calamagrostis ‘Karl Foerster’– fronted by the fountain grass Pennisetum ‘Hameln’ – provides another
boundary along the length of the lawn, an ideal way to focus the eye inward on the progress of a croquet match without
blocking the river view for spectators on the patios. The lawn ends at the heated swimming pool, a simple rectangle of light
blue water broken only by the soft splash of three water spouts. The gray stone and cement pool surround are understated,
Craig Hartzman, daughter Emmarose, and Golden-doodle Samson on their sunny front porch. + At the end of the croquet lawn (which doubles asrunway into the pool) is a flame-cut steel sculpture by Jim Martini. It is backed by yellow-leafed Smokebush, Cotinus ‘Golden’. + The garden is unifiedby the repetition of dark rust-brown pots featuring the New Zealand flax ‘Platt’s Black’. These are enhanced by the seasonal addition of complementaryannuals. The pots help direct traffic in the garden by marking changes in direction, corners and edges of patios, and changes in elevation. + Discreetcanvas drapes are drawn to protect the interior from the worst wind and rain. This party porch is meant to be used nine months of the year, with thefireplace serving to lengthen the seasons. + The pool was built by Cascade Pools and Spas.
Home Buyers are Big Spenders Home Buyers are up to 11 times more likely to purchase major homerelated products and services during the first 12 months in their home.
Portrait Magazine quickly reaches the Design Trade and Home Buyers. We
track weekly home closings, delivering Portrait Magazine precisely when
they are most likely to spend.
PORTRAIT™ Magazine l PO Box 9097 l Portland Oregon 97207-9097 l Ph 503.203.1373 Fax 503.241.0383 l www.PortraitMagazine.com
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Years of Home Ownership
© Portrait Magazine 2012 Analysis of Residential Remodeling Permits versus Years of Home Ownership
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Years of Home Ownership
© Portrait Magazine 2012 Analysis of Residential Remodeling Permits versus Years of Home Ownership
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Garage Remodel Timing
Years of Home Ownership
© Portrait Magazine 2012 Analysis of Residential Remodeling Permits versus Years of Home Ownership
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40%of Home Buyers will remodel in the next 12 months
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