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SHELTER MAGAZINE

Oregon Home is the leading shelter magazine for Oregonians. Readers look to Oregon Home issue after issue for practical ideas and reliable information to transform their homes and create their dreams. Savvy homeowners trust Oregon Home to connect them to well-established professionals and emerging craftspeople, or steer them to the best shops, boutiques and showrooms to find what they are looking for. They know Oregon Home is the place to find their next great remodeling or decorating lead.

WE ARE HOME.Not just the structure,but the feeling of home.Comfort. Space. Style. Inspiration.

EDITORIAL CALENDAR

Winter 2017 | The Cozy IssueCabins We Envy • Guide to Oregon’s Whiskey Distilleries

• Making your Home Cozy for Winter • Winterizing Outdoor Plants • Food Feature• Bedding Round-Up • Holiday Gift Guide • Kids’ Winter DIY

Spring 2018 | Bloom TimeBloom Time • Japanese Revival • How to Stay Put (Remodel)

Central Eastside Shopping Guide • Chef at Home (Gabriel Rucker) • Hearth Essay

Summer 2018 | Pacific State of MindCapri Architecture (Dream House Feature) • Historic Remodel in Astoria

• Emily Henderson (Meet the Designer) • Astoria Nesting Field Guide• Chef at Home (Bistro Maison) • Hearth Essay

Fall 2018 | Structure & Style AwardsStructure & Style Awards • Decorating with Modern Quilts • Chef at Home • Shopping Guide

Hearth Essay

OUR READERSuse our magazineas a trusted sourcefor design, furnishing andremodeling ideas.

use Oregon Hometo keep up ondesign trends

68%of readers use our magazineto get ideas on remodeling

67%

enjoy articleson Oregon lifestyles

60%

85%

of readers use ourmagazine to get ideas ondesign and furnishings

64%use us a a source for

products and services

OUR READERSlove us for

our classic, unconventional,contemporary, local,

everything home stories.

own their own home

93%

readers keep past issues forfuture reference

3 out of 4

plan to hire a professional

55%

average household annual income

$150K

average home value

$481K

of readers save issuesfor reference

92%of readers use magazines as a

primary source forresearching products andservices for their homes

17+

years of editorialexcellence

85%

take action by visitingan advertisers website

or purchasing aproduct recommended in

Oregon Home

53K

statewide readers

90%or more readers own

their own home

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Oregon Home’s AnnualStructure + Style Awards

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3 YEARS OF GROWTH GROWTH

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9220

6472

7444

19,522

48,626

(NOW) 2017 14,309

17,947

6,594

14,909

30,527

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CARRIED AT ALL MAJOR NEWSSTANDS!

Total Audience Each Issue

89,126Newstand Retailers Statewide

494+

THE MAGAZINEWe are Oregon’s leading shelter magazine for Oregonians. Your benefits appear in both the print and digital online version.1

FOR MORE INFORMATIONContact Courtney Kutzman • 503-445-8808 • courtneyk@oregonhomemagazine.com

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color|TRENDS

Looking for a chic way to change the feel of

your home? We asked Kristin Van Buskirk, co-

proprietor of our favorite Portland accessories shop,

Woonwinkel, and former lead color designer at Nike,

her tips for brightening up any space.

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START WITH A NEUTRAL FOUNDATIONChoosing color in your home is like building up color in your wardrobe. Start with the biggest, easiest chunk: neutrals. In my home I use black/white contrasts in various ways to fi t our joyful, active household. Family dance parties in the living room just don’t call for taupe.

REPEAT YOUR FAVORITESDon’t be afraid to gravitate to the same colors. If you like them and they work for you, fi nd ways to repeat them, playing with shade and texture to create variation. 

GO BOLDEven if your color is more reserved in most areas of your home or wardrobe, everyone needs a great accent piece where you can get a little more daring. I have a tiny entry way that’s a deep, rich green. I probably wouldn’t surround myself with that color but it’s very satisfying as a “passing through” space. You may have to show up to your o� ce job in a dark suit, but home is where you can get your color kicks.

BE TRUE TO YOUMore than anything else, remember that your home is your personal space so you have nothing to lose by expressing yourself through color.

ASK THE EXPERTS!Often, a thoughtfully chosen accessory adds the perfect punch of color to perk up your space. Please come in to Woonwinkel with any questions and we’ll help you hone your colorful style!

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Healthy FoodStarts with aKitchen GardenText by Sophia Bennett Photography by Jason Kaplan

Shopping at farmers markets is a great way to lower your carbon footprint and get healthy food. But for convenience, savings and freshness, nothing beats a kitchen garden. “Kitchen garden” refers to any garden that provides home cooks with fresh produce. Creating such a space is possible no matter the size of your home, says Elba I. Cox, principal broker and owner of EcoPro Realty Group in Lake Oswego.

Cox isn’t a gardening expert, but she’s always grown food at home. Between that and advising nascent homeowners on how to fulfi ll their gardening dreams, she’s picked up some good tips.

Even the tiniest urban home can house plants on a windowsill or porch. “I recommend starting small,” Cox says. “Maybe just fi ve or six herbs such as oregano, mint or chives.” If an outdoor space has room for a compact bush, try rosemary or edible lavender. For ground-level homes, place containers at least 10 feet from the street to minimize exposure to pollution.

If you want more space for gardening, look for homes near community gardens. “They’re amazing for the well-being of the individual but also for the neighborhood,” Cox says. “All the neighbors and their children go in there and work. People get to know each other.”

“On the suburban side, we can get a little more creative because we have more land,” Cox reports. Ideally, a vegetable garden should have four to six hours of morning sun. When looking for convenient spots, don’t count the front yard out. If you’re worried a visible veggie garden won’t sit well with neighbors, Cox points out that a front-yard garden makes it that much easier to share bountiful crops such as zucchini or tomatoes. The site should also be close to a water source to minimize the schlepping of hoses.

May is the best time to start a kitchen garden, although an indoor garden can be set up anytime. Once an outdoor garden is established, “the most important thing is to check it for slugs two or three times a week,” Cox says. “Otherwise your plants could disappear overnight.”

For a limited time, Cox is offering one packet of free organic herb seeds to anyone who emails her and mentions this article. Send your mailing address to elbacox@ecoprorealty.com.

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