Designer Camille Charland Perez is known to the general public thanks to her role as a television host Renovate for rent And Life size mini salad, an Oregon-based company that offers high-end home projects inspired by the West Coast. All for a simple construction dream.
If refined living areas, classic materials, and a connection to nature enchant you, Oregon’s home plans will captivate you! The company’s plans set themselves apart from what’s currently on the market, offering a journey into the West Coast lifestyle.
The styles of the houses, varied, are always linked to the philosophy of proximity to nature, which goes very well with the west coast, its mountains, the sea and its vast expanses. The company cleverly integrates nature into its projects: there are green roofs, interior courtyards, greenhouses attached to houses and even rainwater harvesting devices.
Various models
For example, the customer can choose between the Sherwood model, the Sherwood model in the heart of the woods, or the Pebble, for those who prefer a mid-century design. and Wensley models, elegant cottages in the countryside or by the sea.
For each model, offered in limited quantities, prospective clients can view plans and 3D renderings.
Every year, the company presents new models, in addition to independent studios for mini-offices, transitional houses or ancillary buildings such as saunas.
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Thanks to his experience as a designer, Camille Charland Perez has been able to create refined living areas augmented by classic materials and designer furniture.
All are one
In addition to the plans, Oregon offers “The Design Box,” a box of preselected samples from Cam that includes floors, cabinets, counters, ceramics, exterior cladding, and more.
“Clients often find development planning a headache when there are so many choices,” explains designer Camille Charland Perez. This prompted us to simplify the process by providing a list of materials and furniture components in addition to the architectural plan. »
To simplify the process, again!
