Oregon Home | 35 PERFECT PLACEMENT: ABOVE THE MANTLE Liz Coleman’s work, used often in projects by interior designers and by collectors, uses color, shape and texture to ethereal, impressionistic, and expressive effect. Redoing a home because it’s just not right for modern living? That’s great. Remodeling a home after you’ve lived there for 25 years and know it — and yourselves — through and through? That’s a testament to an entire life. “We really respond to the concept that there are no bad ideas,” says homeowner Liz Coleman, an artist who coowns, with her husband, John, Westwood Farms, a 1,000-acre hazelnut and hops farm in the upper Willamette Valley. “We had a really clear vision of what kind of meaning and purpose we wanted for our home.”
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