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‘Oh Hey Highlands’ Project Reveal
Part 1: Living + Entry

Oh Hey Highlands | Bend, Oregon| Living Room | Interior Designer
Photo by: Bozeman Media Design

 

Oh Hey Highlands Project Reveal

Wow, you guys—this project has been four years in the making. I can hardly believe we’re finally sharing the reveal with you! If you’ve been following along, you’ve probably seen some sneak peeks here and there. But, this is our first official walkthrough of the Oh Hey Highlands project, and let me tell you, it’s a special one.

This home, located in the Highlands neighborhood of Tetherow in Bend, Oregon, is such a beauty. We’ve spent years thinking through every detail—over 7,000 square feet of space that needed to feel warm and inviting, but also grand and elegant. It’s a mountain modern dream, with an open floor plan that’s all about creating spaces to gather and make memories. And let’s be real, when a home is in Bend surrounded by those incredible views, you know it has to rise to the occasion.

The Vision

Our clients had a vision for their new home. They wanted it to be a space for hosting—family weekends, visiting friends, big gatherings—and of course, gamedays. (They’re huge Ducks fans, and yes, those green custom sofas are as amazing as they sound. Go Ducks!) We imagined this space filled with laughter, good food, and lots of cozy moments, so every piece was chosen with that in mind.

Honestly, I feel like this house was such a journey for us—not just in designing it, but in working closely with our clients to bring their vision to life. I learn from every project, and this one was no exception. We worked diligently to design custom furniture that fit the bill for lots of use, but was equally as beautiful. In addition, we walked a fine line between texture and color, and needed the rooms to feel interesting without being busy.  We wanted this space to feel effortless, but also deeply personal.

This reveal focuses on the living and entry spaces which set the tone for the whole home. I can’t wait to show you how it all came together, and share some of the moments and decisions that made this project so special. Let’s dive in! 

Oh Hey Highlands | Bend, Oregon | Entryway | Custom Home | Interior Design
Photo by: Zee Wendell

The Entryway: First Impressions Done Right

Walking through the glass-paneled metal doors of this home feels like stepping into something truly special. They’re heavy—like really heavy—but that weight adds a feeling of quality and permanence. We wanted the entry to make a statement right away, setting the tone for a home that’s both modern and welcoming. These doors were the perfect starting point.

Oh Hey Highlands | Bend, Oregon | Entryway | Home Build | Luxury Homes | Interior Designer
Photo by: Bozeman Media Design

Creating a Thoughtful Gallery Moment

Once inside, the entry opens up into a bright, airy space that feels like the perfect opportunity to create a little “moment.” We wanted something that would catch your eye right away, but still feel functional and approachable. By placing modern wall sconces on opposing walls, we instantly create the perfect spot for artwork to be on display in an elevated way. The homeowners can hang their most beautiful pieces flanked by these sconces. We installed this Kader Boly painting that we found at a local furniture and décor store, Borgo Rosati. This is one of our favorite places in town to source beautiful items when we style spaces!

To ground the artwork, we chose a slim vintage wooden bench. I love using benches in entryways—they’re practical for tossing your bag down or taking off your shoes. And, they also add this understated charm. The one we selected has just the right amount of patina to make it feel like it’s been there forever. This adds a sense of history and character to the space.

Oh Hey Highlands | Bend, Oregon | Entryway | Console Table | Interior Design | Inviting Home
Photo by: Zee Wendell

The Console & Mirror: Reflecting Functionality and Elegance

Directly across from the bench, we styled a console table to add depth and balance. We wanted this area to feel layered and collected, like it had been built up over time. The console itself has a beautiful, slightly curved design that feels soft and inviting. We then paired it with two flanking chairs for symmetry. These chairs are more than just decorative—they’re perfect for guests to perch while putting on shoes or waiting to head out the door.

On the console, we layered in sculptural lamps, woven baskets for texture, and a hand-carved wooden sculpture that feels unique and a little unexpected. Above it all is the oversized mirror, which might be one of my favorite pieces in the space. Mirrors in entryways are such a game-changer—they bounce light around, make the space feel bigger, and add a touch of elegance without trying too hard. Plus, they’re functional! Who doesn’t love a quick glance on the way out the door?

Oh Hey Highlands | Bend, Oregon | Living Room | Fireplace Design | Entertainment Home | Interior Design
Photo by: Zee Wendell

The Living Room: A Space Designed For Connection

This living room was designed with entertainment at its core. From the moment you step in, it’s clear this is a space meant for people to gather, linger, and feel completely at ease. With soaring two-story vaulted ceilings, the scale of the room is impressive. However, we wanted to insure that it felt inviting and grounded. That’s why we divided the space into zones—one for those who want to relax and watch TV, and another for conversations and quiet moments.

Oh Hey Highlands | Bend, Oregon | Interior Design | Living Room | Stone Fireplace | Luxury Homes
Photo by: Zee Wendell

Two Coffee Tables for Endless Gatherings

One of my favorite decisions for this space was incorporating two coffee tables. The room is so expansive that one simply wouldn’t have done it justice. The pair of natural wood tables anchors the seating areas, creating a central hub that feels intentional and functional. We wanted to create a space for this family of five to all be together, playing games, watching tv or just sitting by the fire — and yet be able to do all at the same time if they choose! 

The earthy tones of the wood balance beautifully with the rich velvety green sofas from Moss Home and the rich saddle brown leather chairs we found on sale at Rejuvenation. This makes the whole space feel like it’s been pulled straight from nature. 

Oh Hey Highlands | Bend, Oregon | Living Room | Furniture | Unique Home | Custom Home | Interior Design | Vintage Artwork
Photo by: Zee Wendell

A Project Inspired by Nature: Earthy Tones and Textures

Let’s talk about those green sofas! Velvet has a way of elevating a space, and in this deep green, it adds a bold yet soothing touch. Paired with the warm leather chairs, it’s a color palette that feels timeless and rooted in the outdoors, which was a big inspiration for this home. We wanted the materials and tones to echo the beauty of the Central Oregon landscape right outside those big windows.

Oh Hey Highlands | Bend, Oregon | Living Room | Home Design | Mountain Modern | Vacation Home | Interior Design
Photo by: Zee Wendell

The Show-Stopping Fireplace Wall

The fireplace wall is the true centerpiece of this room, and honestly, it’s nothing short of show-stopping. Scaling up to the vaulted ceilings, we chose a stone from Merrillstone that was designed in collaboration with Shea McGee from Studio McGee. One of the most intentional choices we made here was to avoid placing a TV above the fireplace. Instead, we opted for unique art that allows the fireplace to shine as the focal point. The bookshelves on either side add even more visual interest. And, while they’re massive, I intentionally left some spaces empty. It’s all about balance—letting your eye rest and admire the individual pieces rather than feeling overwhelmed by too much. 

Oh Hey Highlands | Bend, Oregon | Home Decor | Home Staging | Interior Designer | Custom Home
Photo by: Zee Wendell

The Details That Make the Room

Filling these shelves was a fun challenge. We used a mix of sculptural pieces, handmade pots, and organic forms to tie in the earthy vibe of the space. One of the most unexpected additions? A massive faux olive tree — another find from Borgo Rosati! Its scale was key to balancing out the height of the ceilings, and it adds so much life to the room. It’s like the room needed a vertical anchor to feel complete, and this tree was just the thing. Don’t underestimate the power of something green (whether live or faux) either! It is essential to bring life to any space.

This living room isn’t just a place to sit—it’s a space that invites you to settle in, connect, and stay a while. From the thoughtful layering of textures to the mix of bold and subtle elements, every detail was designed with intention. It’s a room that feels grand yet approachable, elegant yet comfortable. And, most importantly, it’s perfect for making memories for years to come.


Stay Tuned for Part 2 of the Oh Hey Highlands Project!

This is just the beginning! We can’t wait to share more of the Oh Hey Highlands project with you in Part 2, coming in just a couple of weeks. We’ll dive deeper into the spaces that make this home so special, so keep a lookout for the next project post.

Oh Hey Highlands | Bend, Oregon | Interior Design | Breakfast Nook | Home Design | House Architecture
Photo by: Zee Wendell

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