Oregon Home

Set high on a hillside within the forested slopes of the Santiam Canyon, Passages II is a home rooted in resilience, memory and remarkable design. Constructed after the 2020 wildfires claimed the homeowners’ original residence, the striking new build by Kraft Custom Construction, Inc. honors decades of family history while embracing a bold new chapter.

✨See more at https://oregonhomemagazine.com/home/a-passage-home/

Builder: Kraft Custom Construction, Inc.
Architect: em architecture
Photographer: David Papazian Photography

The Oregon Home Structure + Style Awards recognize the outstanding work of local companies across a variety of categories, including new residential construction, remodeling and design. Winners are selected by a panel of industry professionals.

Register today and submit your projects for the 2026 awards! Deadline for entries is August 7, 2026.

https://oregonhomemagazine.com/events/2026-oregon-home-structure-style-awards-submission-information/

Many thanks to our presenting sponsors:
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2026 Oregon Home Structure + Style Awards Submission Information Submissions are open for the Oregon Home Magazine Structure + Style awards.

The submission site for this year’s Oregon Home Structure + Style Awards is open! Visit ohssawards.com to learn more and submit your entries. Deadline to enter: August 14, 2026.

Our annual awards recognize the outstanding work of local companies across a variety of categories, including new residential construction, remodeling and design. Winners are selected by a panel of industry professionals.

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Perched at the edge of the Pacific Ocean, where surf breaks against the ancient stumps of the Neskowin Ghost Forest and Proposal Rock rises from the sea, sits an eye-catching coastal home that feels less placed on the land than carefully choreographed with it. Dubbed the Ghost Forest House, the home is a study in resilience and reverence for one of Oregon’s most breathtaking stretches of coastline.

“The minute we stepped onto this land, we knew the design needed to complement the natural beauty of the site,” says Dustin Capri of Newport-based Capri Architecture, who worked in collaboration with Riddle Construction on the project.

See more at https://oregonhomemagazine.com/home/at-one-with-the-sea/

📷: David Papazian Photography

- The crisp lines and added dimension provided by decorative wall paneling can lend any space a tailored, dressed-up feel the moment you step in. “This room consistently receives the ‘gasp’ reaction from visitors,” says Jana Romney, co-founder and principal designer of , who designed this TV room as part of a whole-house remodel in West Linn. “Our primary design philosophy is that finish work makes a space feel finished even before the furniture arrives,” Romney says. “The vertical board and batten paneling acts as a beautiful backdrop that creates a feeling of completion.” 👉 oregonhomemagazine.com/finishing-strong

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A dash of delight for the kitchen. 🍓✨ From playful accents to charming everyday pieces, our latest shopping roundup is full of finds that brighten the heart of the home — each by Oregon makers or found at local shops. 👉 https://oregonhomemagazine.com/shopping/a-dash-of-delight/

Explore new ideas to make your dream project blossom at the 2026 Portland Spring Home & Garden Show. Visit us at booth #757 at the February 26 – March 1 and grab some free copies of Oregon Home magazine! 🌸🌿✨

Congratulations Mountainwood Homes! 👏

With the recent opening of its Northwest Portland showroom, Australian furniture retailer brings its signature modular design and engineered comfort to the Pacific Northwest. Founded in Sydney in 1977, the family-owned company was built on a simple idea: create furniture that evolves, can be repaired, and is made to last. In a Q&A with founder David King, discover how that original philosophy continues to shape the brand’s smart, flexible approach to modern living — see more at oregonhomemagazine.com/living-smartly 🛋️

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