Fernwood Gets a Contemporary Update in Portland

Centerfield Studio has completed its first home redesign in Portland, Oregon’s Northeast neighborhood. Originally built in 1958 by Peacock Construction, Fernwood is a two-story house set into a hillside. Centerfield Studio focused on minimizing the home’s original negative aspects while preserving its classic features, such as the gently sloping roofline.

A modern, glass-enclosed house with a wooden deck, metal railings, and a black exterior.
A modern wooden cabin with a suspended walkway overlooking a lush forest.
Minimalist living space with large windows, slanted ceiling, and modern furnishings.
Modern open-plan interior with floor-to-ceiling glass, wood beams, and sleek furnishings.
Minimalist kitchen with wooden beams, white cabinetry, and a sleek gold pendant light.
A modern, rustic interior with a wooden accent wall, a white brick fireplace, and hardwood floors.
A modern, minimalist bathroom with a sleek, white vanity and marble countertop.
Contemporary architecture with glass walls, wooden railings, and an outdoor deck overlooking lush greenery.

About Fernwood

This 2,800 sq ft mid-century modern remodel represents the Studio’s first co-development along with Woolly Mammoth Ventures. Development team’s goal is to revive uniquely beautiful properties back from extinction with a shot of contemporary adrenalin.

Photography by Chuck Collier Schmidt
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