by Haley | Feb 5, 2019 | 3D tile, backsplash, ceramic tile, dimensional tile, DIY hacker, kitchen remodel, MCM home, mid-century modern home, mid-century Portland, Rummer, Rummer restoration, tile backsplash
We have lived with temporary countertops for way too long! White quartz was always our choice for the countertops, but we couldn’t decide on the backsplash tile. So… we waited… and waited!Originally we though we would want a 2×2 ceramic tile....
by Steve | Nov 28, 2012 | Airstream trailer, backyard lighting, deck, kitchen, landscaping, mid-century Portland, Rummer
I know it’s been quite a while… but we are still here and still love living in our Rummer. The major projects are mostly finished and we’re sort of just spending time enjoying living in a great house. I guess that’s not entirely...
by Haley | Mar 25, 2010 | accent lights, Danish wall unit, mid-century modern home, mid-century Portland, post and beam, restoration, Rummer
Haley loaded up all these pictures. I think they rock… it always surprises me how well our home photographs. Anywho, I’m not sure what to say about these except, enjoy the eye-candy!
by Steve | Jan 5, 2010 | ball lights, kitchen, kitchen lighting, kitchen remodel, microwave drawer, mid-century modern home, mid-century Portland, Rummer
One of the major complaints about the old kitchen was the lighting… or more to the point, lack of it. There were four 80s style “modern” fluorescent lights that worked okay, but it always seemed like we were working in shadows. We designed in a few...
by Haley | Oct 26, 2009 | kitchen, mid-century Portland, restoration, Rummer, tile removal
We spent the weekend removing all the tile from the kitchen and office nook. It was really quite the job, and learning from our past experience with the loggia floor we rented an electric chisel. Steve got to work on it and he made it look so easy. So I thought...
by Steve | Oct 12, 2009 | kitchen, mid-century modern home, mid-century Portland, restoration, Rummer
Hammers, crowbars, Reciprocating saws, OH MY!Y’know, when you watch one of those home shows and see a goofed up remodeler or high-heeled flipper swinging a sledgehammer on a “never-been-updated” kitchen, it always looks like they are having the time...