Slide Show: Wish List
FUTURE FRAME
Although the Bonds pride themselves on buying almost exclusively vintage, sometimes even they cheat. These antique-style frames from Pottery Barn, for instance, c
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COLLECTING CALLS
A relic from a time when phones meant party lines and bells, this 1907 Stromberg-Carlson phone hangs on the Bonds’ kitchen wall. Though it’s been s
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LOCAL ART
Eliza Barchus painted more than 7,500 oils over her 50-year career—landscapes including local spots like Sauvie Island and Mount Hood. Barchus died in 1959 at
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COOL COPY
“We almost went for an antique icebox, but it was too expensive,” Audry says. Instead, they took a modern approach: behind the expert custom cabinetry an
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WELL-DRAWN DRAPERY
Solid cast-brass hardware holds the weight of heavy velvet curtains, while the ornate detailing of this drapery rod set with turne
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FUNCTIONAL FLOORS
The Bonds opted for a boldly geometric Eugene Field–style floorcloth (as an alternative to an area rug) from a Portland company that re-creates historic
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MEANINGFUL MEMORABILIA
The Bonds are always on the lookout for items from the 1905 Lewis and Clark Exposition. Their collection currently includes goblets, tickets, souvenir
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LIGHT DREAMS
Should she ever win the lottery, Audry has her sights set on an original Tiffany student desk lamp. With their handmade delicate glass shades and engraved bases,
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HOME RANGE
Huge and heavy, this 1899 cast-iron New Economy Elevated stove still starts with the strike of a match. The Bonds had it restored to its shiny original glory with o
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