Heritage CEO, Stephanie Thornton Plymale, was recently featured in an Apartment Therapy article, The 5 IKEA Products Professional Home Stagers Swear By. While IKEA products are great for staging, these affordable finds are also a perfect way to refresh and update your own home! Continue reading to learn about our personal favorites from IKEA. Read more
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Heritage Owner and CEO Stephanie Plymale was featured in the Apartment Therapy article 3 Kitchen Counter Styling Ideas Professional Home Stagers Swear By. We loved their suggestions and have a few more ideas of our own on how to stage a kitchen. Whether you are a looking to sell a home, or just want toRead more
For those of you who admire the maximalist aesthetic but have a fear of creating a hot mess when you try it in your own space, read on. We’ve compiled a beginner’s guide to maximalism to help you test the water without drowning. True maximalism is overdone but elegant. It is a selection of traditionalRead more
Step #1: Create the Canvas Start with a fresh coat of paint, warm neutrals. Add an accent wall with a bold graphic wallpaper or a dark color like black or navy blue. If you have kids, try a chalkboard wall and let them create art. In the kitchen paint your island a trending color like black, navy blueRead more
Mernie Curry, sister of Heritage student Clara Curry, recently designed a sustainable tiny home in Colorado. This tiny abode is a combination of canvas and wood and was built using a sustainable frame. The majority of the materials and furniture were either found or recycled, including the entire canvas tent. Their brother, Chris Curry, builds tinyRead more
Reclaimed wood is a beloved trend seen in many interiors from flooring and paneling to walls and ceilings, however there is more to it than its eye-catching beauty. Salvage Works, a 25,000 square foot warehouse in North Portland, is a family-owned business that supplies only reclaimed wood from the Pacific Northwest. During Design Week Portland, HeritageRead more
During Design Week Portland the TerraMai showroom hosted a panel discussion on Biophilic Design with designers and architects. ‘Biophilic’ but just what does that mean? It is incorporating design with natural elements and materials to improve human well-being. Humans want to interact with spaces and seeing natural elements brings us back to that interaction. This approach improves human health and wellbeingRead more