Greenline Fine Woodworking

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Greenline finished work on restoring this Portland Firehouse in early 2020. Now, you can spend the night in this unique and well appointed historic property. Conveniently located in NW Portland near the shopping district. Next time you are looking for a unique place to stay in Portland, consider booking this gem.

Firehouse 17 - Portland, OR Restored, dog-friendly, historical landmark with pool table & prime location

Join Greenline Fine Woodworking at the upcoming Guilds in the Village Holiday Pop-up sale. This event will feature furniture by Greenline Fine Woodworking as well as artisans from printmaking, woodturning and metal working guilds. Multnomah Art Center, Thursday and Friday December 1st and 2nd

Greenline's furniture that is on sale now!

Greenline Fine Woodworking Located in Multnomah Village, Portland 503 432 8252 [email protected] www.greenlinefw.com

Greenline is collaborating with several artisan guilds for a Holiday Pop-Up Sale. Thursday, December 1st and Friday December 2nd at the Multnomah Arts Center. Greenline will have a few pieces of furniture inventory for sale.

Read about Greenline collaborators here! These amazing craftspeople make Greenline projects like Firehouse 17 and Silas Beeks a reality.

Greenline Collaborators Below are bios of the team of woodworking and carpentry experts. Many other talented trades, craftsmen and artisans come onto Greenline jobs with high levels of expertise. We are always excited to find others dedicated to high levels of skill including blacksmiths, door and window makers, and tile s...

The Oregonian's new story on our most recent project Firehouse 17.

Old Portland firehouse, built to hold horse-drawn trucks, is now a home The owner of the 1912 firehouse will receive Restore Oregon’s coveted DeMuro Award at a celebration gala Nov. 1.

http://greenlinefw.com/restoring-oregon-pioneer-home/ Read here about Greenline's work on the historic Beeks house.

Restoring an Oregon Pioneer Home Silas Beeks and his wife Mary Ann Beal survived the Oregon Trail arriving in Oregon in 1847. They were awarded a donation land claim by the US federal government on a plot of land now near Forest Grove, Oregon. Prior to federal government control, the land was home to a band of Atfalati Indians,

We updated the Greenline website! Take a look and see what you think. Big thanks to Charity Jedeikin and Andrea Nelson for their amazing web design support!!

home “...all of us in the long span of Time are equally faceless and nameless, but each of us has a stone to cut and a brick to lay…. And it behooves us to do it with precision and with passion.” Robert Shaw

Silas Beeks House - an 1848 Pioneer house located in Forest Grove, Oregon. Greenline assembled a team of craftsmen to reconstruct this house. Much thanks to a great client, a talented architect and all the people who labored to make this house a reality. Photo by Sally Painter

Two recent Greenline projects are receiving the DeMuro Award for historic preservation and restoration. The two buildings are Silas Beeks House and Firehouse 17. Read more about the award, the projects and Restore Oregon.

2019 DeMuro Award-Winning Projects - Restore Oregon

The Portland Art Museum ... Quest for Beauty exhibit.

Step into fabled modern architect John Yeon's nature-centric world: 'Quest for Beauty' at the Portland Art Museum (photos, video) From May 13-Sept. 3, the Portland Art Museum will present a retrospective exhibition, "Quest for Beauty: The Architecture, Landscapes, and Collections of John Yeon." The Portland native's first-built residential commission, the 1937 Watzek House, "has remained the most pivotal and famous example of…

Historic Barn Workshop this weekend! Sponsored by Greenline Fine Woodworking and New Energy Works. Thanks to Restore Oregon for organizing.
http://restoreoregon.org/event/barns/