Casework

Our studio project is a finalist in the Awards—Breakout Category: Workspace! While residential design is our mainstay, we love collaborating with visionary teams!

Oddfellows team:
Interior Design: Casey Keasler
Photography:
Styling: Casey Keasler and
GC: Rob Roster

Scenes from the week 05.19.25

1. We’re a finalist in ’s Best of Portland Readers’ Poll! We hope you’ll celebrate by voting Casework for Best Interior Design Firm at bop.wweek.com. Click the link in the profile to vote
2. Bend Bath - shower tile is grouted and the tub slab is installed!
3. Bench Bath - custom counter and backsplash detail at the vanity.
4. Mt. Tabor Home - team peeling back layers of wallpaper and paint. We love seeing the stories these old homes tell.
5. Mt. Tabor Home - The evolution of color and pattern coming together is going to be 🌟

Michele Russo (1909–2004)
After graduating from Yale with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 1934 and marrying fellow artist Sally Haley, in 1947, they moved to Portland. Russo accepted a position at the Museum Art School, now known as Pacific Northwest College of Art. There, he taught art for over 25 years and became an advocate for the arts. He was one of the founders of Artists Equity, a program meant to unite artists and the community. Later on, he founded the Portland Center for the Visual Arts and was the first artist appointed to the Metropolitan Arts Commission in the 1970s.

Credits:
Hats Off, 1992, acrylic on paperboard, The Vivian and Gordon Gilkey Graphic Arts Collection, © Estate of Michele Russo, 92.198.2
MR37 Something That Says Yes or No. acrylic on canvas
Man With Guitar, acrylic on canvas
Nature's Monuments, 1993, acrylic on canvas.
Strollers and Jocks, Date unknown

A perfect last hurrah to summer! Highlights from an early October NY trip. I’m feeling inspired by all the stunning interiors I saw, rested, and connected, which is a luxury amidst the chaos happening in the world right now.