Interior Design: Jessica Helgerson Interior Design Project: Tiny House Location: Portland, Oregon, US Photographs: Lincoln Barbour This little house is where Jessica (Jessica Helgerson Interior Design) and her family have been living for the last several years. It sits on a five-acre property on Sauvie Island, an agricultural island on the Columbia River 15 minutes […]
Interior Design: Jessica Helgerson Interior Design Senior designer: Emily Knudsen Leland Project: Gothic Office Location: Portland, Oregon, US Photographs: Lincoln Barbour Designed by Jessica Helgerson, this luxurious private gothic office is in an 1870s historic gothic revival building in downtown Portland. At the start of the project we presented our client with a number of
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 Press Hotel, housed in the renowned Portland Press Herald building, was opened in 2015 as a 110-room hotel with a contemporary vision conceived by the New York-based design firm Stonehill & Taylor. The designer’s presentation: As Interior Designer, Stonehill & Taylor is working on the conversion of a historic building located in Portland, ME into
This unique house from Portland, Oregon, is an example of adaptation and reuse of an old building. Starting from this old building which is formed of three structures that have been made in different periods of the last century,
After years of working from their home in Portland, Oregon, architect Jeff Stern and his wife, a felt artist, decided to build a house that better suited their lifestyle. A modern, energy-efficient design creates an authentic connection between work and home.
