"The material palette chosen for Tryon Hill includes unlacquered brass, Calacatta Viola marble, mohair, velvet, linen, aged wood, and natural stone, emphasizing wear as a contributor to the home's character."
"The tonal range of the palette features muted jewel tones and inky hues, wrapping the rooms in warmth and avoiding the crisp contrast that often characterizes contemporary heritage works."
"Gray's design for a small salon between the dining room and kitchen features burgundy walls and low, warm lighting, creating an intimate space designed for conversation."
Sara Gray's renovation of Tryon Hill, a 1929 Cape Cod in Portland, Oregon, challenges traditional preservation methods. The design incorporates materials like unlacquered brass and mohair, which welcome wear and develop character over time. The muted jewel tones and inky hues create warmth, avoiding stark contrasts between old and new. A small salon space was designed for conversation, reflecting the homeowner's wardrobe. The renovation addressed structural challenges typical of older homes, enhancing the home's hospitable feel while maintaining its historical integrity.
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