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Oct 2, 2024 | 
bendmagazine.com | Lee Lewis Husk |Libby Marsden
Creating a Sophisticated Space for Family, Entertaining and ArtThe remodel of a home in Broken Top began in 2020 with a straightforward need: a place to park the owners’ camper van. “It morphed from there,” said Michelle Wilson of Lightfoot Architecture & Design. She first met with the clients in the fall of 2020, and what began as a simple project quickly expanded into a major remodel.
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Aug 12, 2024 | 
bendmagazine.com | Lee Lewis Husk |Libby Marsden
The crowd gathered early, anticipation building as they stood three rows deep to watch for the first cyclists to round the corner. An announcer called out the names of those leading the peloton as they streaked past in a blur of colors. Cheers of encouragement mingled with clanging bells as the athletes vanished for another circuit.
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Jul 31, 2024 | 
bendmagazine.com | Lee Lewis Husk |Libby Marsden
Return of a classic downtown Bend criteriumThe crowd gathered early, anticipation building as they stood three rows deep to watch for the first cyclists to round the corner. An announcer called out the names of those leading the peloton as they streaked past in a blur of colors. Cheers of encouragement mingled with clanging bells as the athletes vanished for another circuit.
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Jul 25, 2024 | 
bendmagazine.com | Lee Lewis Husk |Libby Marsden
Right in the heart of Bend, where the city hums with concerts in the park, popular restaurants, bars and food trucks, and paddlers haul their watercraft out of the Deschutes River, sits a home that exudes serenity amid the buzz. Ken Krueger and Cherisse Pazan purchased the original 1930s-era home in 2018, drawn to its prime river setting. “The location is about as good as it gets in Bend,” said Simon Doss, project manager for Copperline Homes.
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Apr 24, 2024 | 
bendmagazine.com | Lee Lewis Husk |Chloe Green
A world of surprises awaits visitors who cross the threshold of this west Bend residence. Its modern design finds harmony with fine art, architectural nuances and uncommon finishing details in metal, wood and plaster. While living in the Bay Area, the homeowners, Janie and Steve (last names withheld at their request) looked for several years to find a lot in Bend and finally found it in 2020.
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Mar 6, 2024 | 
bendmagazine.com | Lee Lewis Husk |Cali Clement
Maya Moon Bauer, maker of hand-crafted leather handbags coveted as wearable works of art, has been on a lifelong odyssey of self discovery and experimentation that continues today. After 20 years of crafting and selling custom leather goods in Central Oregon, online and in boutiques around the country, Maya Moon bags are easily spotted for their unique style, sophistication and a touch of whimsy.
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Jan 24, 2024 | 
bendmagazine.com | Lee Lewis Husk |Jeremiah Crisp
Mike Szabo was leaning against a wall near the bathroom at Tetherow Resort’s Event Pavilion in 2013, debating his next move. Having relocated to Bend from San Diego just five months before, he had decided to step back from his professional life as a landscape architect.
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Jan 17, 2024 | 
bendmagazine.com | Lee Lewis Husk |Cali Clement
Almost nine years since its founding, Harper House Design has hit its stride. High-end builders and their clients are turning to the company for its seasoned design team and proven track record. Harper House Melds Art and Eras for Timeless EffectsInterior Designer Lucy Roland opened Harper House in 2015 and enlisted Allie Stoddard as her creative partner in 2017, both bringing a wealth of education and experience to the task.
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Jan 16, 2024 | 
bendmagazine.com | Lee Lewis Husk |Cali Clement
In pursuit of their dream retreat, a Salem couple teamed up with JHL Design of Portland and CD Redding Construction of Salem to create a lodge-inspired mountain home amidst the natural beauty of Black Butte Ranch. They envisioned a home echoing the architectural style of lodges in Montana and Idaho where they often stayed during fly fishing expeditions. The result is a residence that marries Western ranch traditions with elements of contemporary aesthetics.
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Aug 2, 2023 | 
bendmagazine.com | Lee Lewis Husk |Jeremiah Crisp
Building a custom home isn’t for everyone. Prospective homeowners need the right location, a team of professionals who can deliver the vision and a budget to match the dream. After building and living in their first custom home, Bend residents Rachel and Scott McGuire knew they wanted something different for their second custom home and hired a team of design and construction professionals who could work through challenges and deliver their forever home on a budget they could afford.
