Project Búho
Búho (Spanish) translates to owl in English. As forestry & agricultural professionals, our clients feel a strong connection to their unique environment, and the flora & fauna in this region, such as mushrooms & owls. We invited the outdoors in by infusing their space with a contemporary blend of rich wood textures, natural stone and a dynamic color, inspired by lichen. Our process sprouted while enjoying local wines & bloomed through the shared experience of growing the idea from sketch to finish.
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Open up the space, improve wine storage, maintain heirloom butcher block, and draw influence from nature.
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Mushroom hunting, wine making, and cozy dinners at home after a walk with the house pup, Mace. We crafted cabinets around our client’s revered family heirloom, a handmade butcher block, used frequently to prep home-grown produce.
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Tree Moss 508 by Benjamin Moore | A dynamic color selection inspired by the native lichen in the Pacific Northwest, and calming green shade symbolic of symbiotic relationships in nature. Leathered Astoria granite from Brazil boasts a sturdy, earthy feel. The combination of Parota & Oak wood complements the heirloom butcher block, reflective of the densely wooded local environment.
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Project Búho mirrors the tones & spirit of the Oregon landscape and elevates our clients’ everyday rituals. An airy home atmosphere, nature-inspired and infused with life; designed to maximize the natural light, provide thoughtful storage solutions, and foster creativity within a fulfilling and enjoyable collaborative process.
Behind the Scenes
We opened the space to nature & it settled into place. We are proud of the teamwork & outcome.
Stay tuned for more content from this project, we’ve got some cool things cooking.
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A project that invites the outdoors in by infusing the space with a contemporary blend of rich wood textures, natural stone and a dynamic color, inspired by lichen.
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Project Este
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