Multi-family residence paint color design: condominium, apartment building

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Multi-family residences

The Biltmore Apartments (above) on NW Glisan were painted this ghostly light gray for at least fifteen years.

Art First developed these historically correct colors (right). The colors were approved by the State of Oregon to maintain the structure's registry, and brighten the whole neighborhood.

Castle Manor in its sumptuous new colors (above). The Manor before Art First.

Before Art First got to the drab row-houses (above), the residents felt anonymous.

McMurray designed each home (right) to suit the tastes of the ten homeowners, and created a distinctive unity of color with additional Victorian details.

Alexander Court, a traditional open courtyard apartment complex. With these updated colors the residents were inspired to new heights in their landscaping.

Other Multi-family residences Art First has designed

Willamette Shores Condominiums, Portland

Grace Apartments, NW Northrup, Portland

Belle Court Apartments, NW Trinity Place, Portland

Trinity Place Apartments, Portland
Jeanne Manor, SW Park, Portland

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Castle Manor in its sumptuous new colors (above).		The Manor before Art First.

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Castle Manor in its sumptuous new colors (above). The Manor before Art First.

Before Art First got to the drab row-houses (above), the residents felt anonymous. McMurray designed each home (right) to suit the tastes of the ten homeowners, and created a distinctive unity of color with additional Victorian details.

Before Art First got to the drab row-houses (above), the residents felt anonymous.

McMurray designed each home (right) to suit the tastes of the ten homeowners, and created a distinctive unity of color with additional Victorian details.