by Marisa | May 26, 2011 | Mid Century Home Furnishing, Mid Century Modern, Modern Homes, Rummers
There will be an auction for Rummer items beginning May 26th, 2011 through June 2nd, 2011. The auction will be in Ebay under the seller name “bobrummer”. Items included: Pieces of furniture displayed in the original Rummer showcase home and used by...
by Marisa | May 19, 2011 | Mid Century Modern, Modern Homes, Rummers
There are 2 Rummer home events coming up in the next week. First, the Oak Hills Rummer tour is this Saturday. Presented by the Historic Preservation League of Oregon, the tour will include 8 Rummer built homes in Oak Hills and a presentation on mid century...
by Marisa | Feb 17, 2011 | Mid Century Modern, Modern Homes, Rummers
Save the date for the upcoming Rummer Home tour in the Oak Hills neighborhood. When: Saturday May 21st, 2011 from 10am – 4pm Where: Oak Hills Neighborhood Details: Visit eight homes built by Robert Rummer. These iconic “atomic age” houses are highly sought...
by Marisa | Dec 28, 2009 | Architectural Features, Atomic Living, Mid Century Modern, Modern Homes, Rummers
double Thermador’s reporting for duty A little while ago I stumbled across a very entertaining blog about a family (the Lewis’) from Gresham restoring/remodeling their Rummer home. They do not make it look fast or easy but it is very entertaining getting...
by Marisa | Nov 10, 2009 | Mid Century Modern, Modern Homes, Rummers
A couple of posts ago I advertised the interview with Robert Rummer event for the Street of Eames fundraiser and just wanted to post the video montage for those that could not make it. This video was put together by Rejuvenation’s wonderful team, thanks for...
by Marisa | Oct 15, 2009 | Architectural Features, Atomic Living, Mid Century Modern, Rummers
Rejuvenation is hosting a benefit in conjunction with the Street of Eames – Portland’s Modern Home Tour on November 4th at 6pm. The special guest speaker is going to be local legend mid century modern home builder Robert Rummer! Becca Cavell of THA...
