back of the double gabled Gresham Rummer *Not For Sale*
- 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 to take a peek into their remodeling projects and the outcome is always amazing, they do such a great job! Another thing that I love about the Lewis’ blog is that the entire family is excited about their home projects, they make it feel like the home is a family member and not just a place to live.
So after I had devoured all of the blogs contents, I contacted Steve and Haley and invited myself over to tour and get a first hand look of their restoration project. When I visited they had zero kitchen, it was gutted to the studs (very brave). Haley took me on the tour and explained all of the pretty, clean lines they are going to open up throughout the home, to take it back to the way it was intended to look (& then some).
The kitchen design is influenced by case study home #22. Here is the plan:
kitchen plan, modeled after case study home #22 - (photo by the Lewis')
case study house #22 - photo by Julius Shulman
Update: Since I have visited, the Lewis’ have put the kitchen back together. Pics here! It is amazing, thanks for sharing it with us.
P.S. can’t wait to see what they do with that ’56 Airstream Safari aka Plan B
Gresham Rummer holiday ~ beautiful! (photos by the Lewis')
For a list of all of the Rummer homes for sale in the Portland area visit the Rummer page where I will update listings as they hit market.
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