What a beautiful home you have! So light and spacious. Pretty please, explain how you affixed the wood to your ceilings. Thanks!

I am in LOVE with your home. The colors are spot-on, and the artwork is amazing (not to mention the fabulous architecture and furniture). I think I pinned just about the whole thing. Thank you for sharing!

apparently i can't have any of the fabulous furniture because they're hoarding it all in portland.

As someone who lives in a house with wood ceilings I have to say your house is an inspiration. I would never think that yellow walls could work with what looks like pine ceilings, but yours look great.

loving it, now looking again for idea's to steal ;D

looks great! we too have a sunroom that we're rehabbing. your home is an inspiration!

The cableknit deer mount is hysterical (and cozy!) all at the same time! Love it.

I have been coveting a deer like that forever...is it Rachel Denny?

this is a beautiful house. but my main premise of this comment is: i just want to take a moment and record my appreciation for the people who find out these beautiful houses to review. sometimes i get scared that you will run out of beautiful houses, and we will see an article in The Onion on the lines of, "apartment therapy closes down, says no more beautiful houses to review." so a big thank you for your relentless pursuation of beauty in and around our homes.

Cactina is right ... thank you for bringing these beautifully decorated homes to us ~ I am addicted.

Is that VCT (vinyl composite tile) flooring throughout? I'm having trouble coming to terms with it in my own rental but it looks great here!

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apparently i can't have any of the fabulous furniture because they're hoarding it all in portland.

My thought exactly. Next time I'm in the thrift shop and find nought but five year old junk from Target, I'm going to know that it's because Cindy Epping is hoarding it all in her many houses!

I love your home. I really dig the bathrooms. I like the modern faucets with the rest of the vintage funk. The architecture is super awesome and I really like your wall sculptures and light fixtures! The wall coverings add such a punch of personality too!

the house is beautiful, but it looks staged. Maybe I'm not getting it but I feel like some of the accessories don't match the house.

i had reservations at first but fell in love quickly. it's not really stagey though the "art" is really getting kinda matchy-match with the style...i understand budget constraints but would rather see nothing than something that fills space

Its lovely.

love your house!!! can you tell us about the dining room table... looks like it has black iron legs? where did you buy it?

Love the whole place, top to bottom. Not surprising, I'm sure. Not a fan of the faux animal head craze, but love, love, love your knitted deer.

I love your house! It's an inspiration; just gorgeous.

Love this so much! I like how you're so committed to the midcentury style but it manages not to look like a set for a period show.

Also even though I see pretty much zero reason for anyone to have a landline any more, I like the modern telephone table.

God I love that ceiling.

Where did you get that round (is it marble?) coffee table??

Where did you get the couch in the living room?

What a wonderful mixture of Eichler architecture, MCM pieces and modern pieces. Lovely colors, too.

I used to live near Reed college (just off Holgate blvd, to anyone familiar with the Portland area), in a neighborhood of very plain Cape Cod saltbox houses, but on the edge of an odd Eichler-style encampment - blocks of these mid-century houses, seemingly dropped in from California amongst the pines & rain.

thanks for all the wonderful comments. here is the first round of answers to your questions.

the wood ceilings were there when i purchased.
however, the could easily be replicated by a finish carpenter and slats to create the same feel.

the 12' square flooring is lino flooring newly found that they used in the 60's-70's, available at linoleum city in los angeles.

the deer head is indeed from rachel denny in portland.

the "yellow" wall is actually a chartreuse green grasscloth, available for purchase at astek wallcoverings in los angeles.

yes the house is a bit over the top or "staged" as one put it. it is a vacation rental. no one actually lives there full time and it was intended to be a sort of show home.

the dining room table is from west elm. it is the industrial dining table with steel legs in the medium size.

the travertine coffee table was a score from portland craigslist a few years back.

all the sofas are from www.onestopmodern.com

the neighborhoods that reflect the eichlers are called rummer homes. apparently robert rummer's wife visited the northern california eichlers in the 60's, fell in love with them and told her husband (builder/developer rummer) and he built little pockets of them in SW and beaverton areas of portland.

whew:) thanks again for all the lovely comments.

if you see anything on the site you like, please don't hesitate to write me an email at store@onestopmodern.com and i can work out an apartment therapy discount.

cindy

I love this house! So colorful, yet sophisticated! I could move right in and not change a thing...except maybe that green sweater animal head.

After many house tours, I've begun to suspect that the Pacific Northwest has the best houses... and this confirms it!

Absolutely beautiful.

anyone have any info on purchasing a rachel denny animal head?

just curious, are the sales tags still on the dining room chairs???? Beautiful house~

I visit Portland often. If I understand right, the home is available to rent? How can I find out more?

T
hose beds are fantastic!

YES!! the house is available to rent for a location, vacation rental or corporate rental. please check out http://www.postlets.com/rtpb/3252353 the link or email me at store@onestopmodern.com for details. thanks for your interest:) cindy

Very lovely indeed!

wow! what a fabulously styled house!

hi. in the first image that come up under the traditional look, there is a green pouch on the floor that looks like it could be where someone can sit. where did you find that? what is it called?

I've always felt that a deer head is nothing if not cozy-looking. What's the point in owning a deer head that doesn't remind one of a jello salad!