About Jessica Helgerson Interior Design
Our mission is to create beautiful, livable spaces that meet our clients aesthetic, functional, and economic goals, while respecting the environment.
Our perspective is informed by a respect for historical architecture coupled with an appreciation of the playfulness and freshness of modern design.
Our experience and expertise applies to all types of projects: on smaller residential and renovation work we can produce the drawings necessary for permitting and construction, on larger commercial and new-construction projects we focus on the interiors and work in tandem with architectural and engineering teams.
Our approach is flexible and responsive. We work with some clients who know exactly what they want and we help them achieve it. Others are less sure and we guide them through the design process, helping them to formulate their own aesthetic as we go.
Our network of collaborating professionals, formed through ten years of practice, includes architects, builders, artists, and artisans who share our vision.
Jessica Helgerson Interior Design is based in Portland, Oregon but we are currently working on projects in New York, San Francisco, Balboa Island, and Anchorage, Alaska. We enjoy the diversity and learning opportunities offered by working in communities other than our own.
LOCATION: Portland, Oregon
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Jessica Helgerson studio recently has moved into new offices in Portland. Located in downtown Portland’s Old Town, our office is situated in the historic Railway Building, built in 1872. It features beautiful brick walls, high ceilings, a mezzanine loft conference room, and huge windows facing out towards Portland’s 1st Avenue, which is a major line […]
Library House is an extension and refurbishment project completed by Jessica Helgerson Interior Design. Description by JHID: This project was a complete remodel plus an addition to a small structure which was originally the public library in the Sellwood neighborhood of Portland. When the library moved to a larger facility, this building was repurposed as
The Brooklyn Brownstone house in the Fort Greene neighborhood from Brooklyn belongs to a young couple with a penchant for pop art, bright colors and modern and fresh design.
