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HOMES · GARDEN · REAL ESTATE · SUSTAINABILITY IN THE YAMHILL VALLEY

CHOOSING A CONTRACTOR FOR YOUR NEXT HOME REMODEL

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FARMHOUSE STYLE EMBRACING THE LOOK

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With an eye toward sustainability, makers of home furnishings are experimenting more and more with plant-based materials. You can find things

like bark, leaves and seeds transformed into vegan leather, fabric and organic plastic.

At Frankfurt’s Heimtextil 2020 trade fair earlier this year, for example, there were lots of examples. Swiss company Qwstion showed its Bananatex, a sturdy, waterproof yet biodegradable cloth woven from Philippine abaca banana-plant fiber. It’s being used to make totes and bags.

Dutch designer Nienke Hoogvliet weaves seaweed into rugs, chairs and tables in her Sea Me Collection. She also dyes organic linen using herbs like rosemary, sage and chamomile.

Various design studios are developing bio-laminates, laminated materials composed of plant starch and fibers that can be made into tabletops and other furniture.

East African mutuba fig bark, a fleecy material used by Ugandan craftspeople for generations, is sustainably harvested and processed by Barktex into a pliable, leather-like material that can be used to dress walls and furniture.

Another African company, Green-Nettle Textile in Kenya, harvests the nettles that grow on the country’s steep hillsides.

Besides being transformable into a linen-like fabric, the drought-tolerant nettle crops help curb soil erosion in areas not suitable for agriculture.

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Corn kernels are being processed in the United States by San Francisco-based Gantri into a biodegradable thermoplastic fiber called PLA that can be formed into a sturdy vegan plastic. Gantri’s founder Ian Yang says the material can be treated in different ways to be translucent or opaque, and is being used to make contemporary wall, floor and table fixtures.

During Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven last fall, set designer Pascal Leboucq collaborated with Krown Design studio on a temporary pavilion made of timber, mycelium fiber and cattails.

In southeast London, Sebastian Cox has worked with design researcher Ninela Ivanova on light fixtures made of mycelium, or mushroom fiber. The material is blended with wood fibers to create textural pieces. Also in London, studio Nir Meiri is making rustically elegant lampshades out of both mycelium and red cabbage leaves.

Got Tencel bedding at home? You’re actually sleeping on a material made of eucalyptus fibers. The material is being used in bedding because it is soft, wrinkle-resistant and has temperature-moderating properties.

Hemp is another popular fiber in the textile market. Although not as soft as cotton, hemp is durable, and its production involves about half the amount of water as cotton’s. Like linen, continued washing will soften the material over time. West Elm recently launched a hemp bedding collection that’s gently tinged with natural plant dyes.

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“This project gives the bark new purpose,” she says. “It becomes a living extension of the tree long after the wood has been cut in pieces.”

In London, designer Nathalie Spencer gathers pineapple leaves discarded by juice bars and produce markets and spins the silky fibers into a fine, wool-like fabric.

In Mexico, designer Fernando Laposse has partnered with CIMMYT, a nonprofit agricultural research and training organization focused on corn and wheat crops. He has worked with a village of Mixtec farmers and herders to transform waste from these plants into furniture. The corn’s kernels and husks come in hues of cream, deep red, pink, black and purple.

“What my project tries to do is visualize the diversity of corn that we have in my home country,” says Laposse.

He has contracted with local women to prepare and trim the husks into a veneer-like marquetry material for his pieces, which include tables, wall panels and accessories. The husks are flattened and backed with paper pulp before being cut into shapes.

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Beef. The flavor of beef is enhanced by onions and garlic. add an unexpected twist to these burgers by topping them with grilled italian sausage or mixing finely chopped chorizo right into the patties.

Lamb. This earthy meat makes great hamburgers. To enhance their flavor, top lamb burgers with bacon, goat cheese, lime juice or fresh mint leaves.

Bison. leaner and more tender than beef, bison has a slightly sweet taste that isn’t gamey. it’s best enjoyed seasoned with just a few herbs and spices.

Pork. This versatile meat complements a variety of ingredients. add ginger and soy sauce to your patties for an asian-inspired twist or use Cajun spices and grill them over charcoal for a smoky flavor.

Veal. This meat makes juicy patties that can be seasoned with almost anything. The mild taste of veal is enhanced by fresh herbs and melted cheese.

Fish or seafood. salmon, tuna, cod and even shellfish like lobster and crab put a lighter twist on traditional meat burgers. you can simply grill filets instead of patties or bread your seafood of choice and pan fry it until it’s crispy.

Poultry. Chicken, turkey and even duck make great burgers. you can season them any way you like or bread the patties for a bit of crunch.

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No matter what type of meat you use, be sure to avoid overhandling it while forming the patties. Overmanipulating the meat can alter the texture of your finished burgers.

The humble hamburger is a summertime staple, and though there’s nothing wrong with an all-beef patty on a sesame seed bun, there’s more than one way to give your burgers a boost. here’s how to take your patties from average to extraordinary using a variety of meats.

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To wow your guests with perfectly grilled burgers at your next cookout, follow these eight steps.

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season your meat with enough salt and pepper to give it some flavor. add other seasonings as desired. make your patties the same size to ensure they cook within an identical timeframe. use a kitchen scale or measuring cup. flatten the patties before grilling them and use your finger to make shallow divots in the middles. Get a good sear on the outside of your patty by getting the grill very hot before putting the burgers on. Only flip them once. Rotating, squashing or moving them around will cause your meat to become tough. Cook for three minutes on each side for medium rare, four minutes for medium, or five minutes for well-done burgers. allow your burgers to sit for five minutes before eating. Toast some buns, garnish with your favorite toppings and enjoy!

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2 tax lots #’s 401154 & 401157. Build your dream home on these waterfront lots with inspiring views of the Nestucca River. Walk or bike to the local stores/shops. Catch salmon & steelhead right from your backyard! Short drive to multiple beaches, Haystack Rock, The Pelican Pub & Brewery, Bob Straub State Park, Sandlake Recreational Area, Whalen Island and more!

MLS#20336371

Kim DunckelMcMinnville Branch Manager

& Senior Escrow Officer

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Leslie ZookSales

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Jade Bachmeier

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Great Place to Call Home!

$429,900 McMinnville

Spacious 2472sf, 4 bed 2.5 bath plus office/bonus room means room for the whole family! Many builder upgrades including additional windows and man door from garage to outside. Terraced yard with sprinkler system for all your summer activities. You don’t want to miss this one! MLS#20473142

Windermere Pacific Crest [email protected]

Robin Martsolf-Hubbard, Principal Broker

Exquisitely Maintained!

$474,900 McMinnville

Wonderful light and bright home with vaulted ceilings and glorious wall of windows! Very open floor plan with tile and Fossilized Eucalyptus wood flooring. Gourmet kitchen with quartz countertops, island and pantry. Master on the main with great closet & double vanity. Great screened in patio, raised garden beds and completely fenced yard. MLS#20175556

Windermere Pacific Crest [email protected]

Robin Martsolf-Hubbard, Principal Broker

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Jen Feero, Broker

One of a Kind!

$495,000McMinnville

4 BR, 2.5 BA home w/spacious main level living & possible multi-family living! Vaulted LR w/fireplace, open to DR & access to back covered deck w/views of nature! Kitchen:chef’s dream w/ss appliances, quartz, storage & nook! Master suite on main is spacious w/beautifully updated modern bathroom, shower, free-standing tub, quartz! Downstairs has fireplace in FR, 2 BRs, 4th/bonus, utility & updated full bath. MLS#20422403


Jen Feero, Broker

Peaceful Setting

$349,000Dayton

Surrounded by beautiful vineyards, tasting rooms, views and peaceful setting! Incredibly hard to find small acreage on a paved road in the heart of wine country. Easy drive to Dayton, Dundee or McMinnville and quick access to the Dundee By-Pass. Septic site approved, well drilled and ready to build your dream home! MLS#20277439

Bella Casa Real Estate [email protected]

Jody Purdy, Broker

Relax onYour Deck!

$324,900McMinnville

Wonderful wooded views! Single level home with flowing floor plan features 4bdrms, 2 baths, and backs to Cozine Creek and dedicated greenspace. Freshly painted open concept boasts luxury vinyl plank fl ooring, vaulted ceilings, gas fi replace, and roomy kitchen. Priced to sell!

MLS#20256250

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Jen Feero, Broker

Main Floor Living!

$635,000McMinnville

4 BR, 3.5 BA home w/ loads of details & room to spread out! Large living space w/amazing beams & picture windows open to dining room & kitchen. Main floor master suite w/2 closets, private patio, amazing arched windows, suite w/jetted tub & shower. 2 more BRs on the main w/full bath & utility. Upstairs has open loft w/tons of light, theater room, bedroom & full bath. Garden shed, covered patio, pergola! MLS#19024493

$550,000McMinnville

This property has all the perks of country living just 8 minutes from central McMinnville. Enjoy a relaxing deck, fenced garden, chicken coop, space for hobby farm animals, and mix of sloped/level & treed/open land. The open floor-plan features large windows, cozy gas fireplace, & spacious kitchen. Laminate wood floors & new carpet, multi-generational floorplan. Miller Woods park is a short walk from your own trail! MLS#20158425

Bella Casa Real Estate Group503-435-7059 [email protected]

Lacey Summers Broker

3 Acre Retreat on Orchard View Dr

$529,950McMinnville

Located on the corner of Elm & 21st St near Michelbook Country Club, this spacious home has a huge kitchen with granite countertops overlooking the backyard oasis with water feature and koi pond. Cathedral ceilings, office, bonus room, Trex decking, and ample storage space. Recently updated piping, roof and gutters, heat pump, and 400-amp service panel. A must-see! Buyer Representation. MLS#20316882

Bella Casa Real Estate [email protected]

Lacey SummersBroker

5 Bedroom Homewith Beautiful Yard

PENDING


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USE A SOLAR cOVER It’ll capture the sun’s heat during the day and help maintain the water’s temperature at night. To maximize the benefits, keep your pool covered for at least 16 hours a day. A solar cover also allows you to conserve water (and the pool chemicals in it) by reducing evaporation.

INSTALL AN EffIcIENT PUMPWater needs to circulate through the pump faster for cleaning than it does for filtration. A variable or two-speed system automatically adjusts the flow rate based on its operation. An in-ground pool will use up to 65 percent less energy if an Energy Star certified pump is installed.

OPT fOR A HEAT PUMPThis type of pump draws considerably less electricity because it mostly relies on ambient summer air to heat the pool’s water. For increased energy savings, lower the programmed temperature by a few degrees.

HOT TUBSIdeally, hot tubs should be sheltered from the elements, particularly the wind. Choose a sturdy, well-insulated cover and make sure to close it after you use the hot tub. If you know you won’t be using it for a while, set it to sleep mode. Shut it off completely for the winter.

Even without investing in this equipment, you can reduce the amount of energy it takes to maintain your pool. Set up a timer on the pump so it’ll turn it off periodically. This allows the pump to use less power without compromising water quality.

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