4 | Oregon Home EDITOR’S NOTE JUST AS THE WEATHER began to turn this year, I fulfilled a long-held dream to take a flower-arranging workshop with Colibri, one of my favorite floral studios in Oregon. I had so much fun learning how to make intuitive but bold choices while discovering how color, form and texture build a whole. No wonder flowers and fall gatherings pair so well. This season is over in a flash, but just like with floral arranging, it can be slowed down by focusing on moments guided by the spirit of generosity and abundance. Considered details, thoughtful presentation, joy in all of its forms— every time you welcome someone into your spaces this season is an opportunity to share what a beautiful life looks like to you. In this issue of Oregon Home, we are exploring this exchange as we look at what magic happens when you welcome others into your world. Of course we have signature ideas for how to host graciously and with style (“Spread Some Joy,” p. 45), but we are also looking at ways people are thinking about building homes for togetherness (“Together at Last,” p. 28) and how they redesign parts of the home for a group (“Low-Key Genius,” p. 80). May this season find you excited about new, fresh ways to share at home! Emily Grosvenor, Editor editor@oregonhomemagazine.com @emilygrosvenor PHOTO BY ADAM DIESBURG ON MY SHELF ather round Drawn Together Studio DB: Architecture and Interiors by Britt Zunino, Damian Zunino, et al. Rizzoli, 2025 Design Reimagined: A Fresh and Colorful Take on Timeless Rooms by Corey Damen Jenkins Rizzoli, 2025 Moments at Home: Interior Inspiration for Every Room by Steve Cordony Quadrille, 2025
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