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SEASONAL BLISS IN BEND •W inter wonderland: For Legum, winter is about fresh powder runs on Mount Bachelor, lodge lunches and evenings at home by the fire. pring flowers: Spring calls for dog runs •S in Shevlin Park, followed by a quick stop at Sparrow Bakery for signature ocean rolls and coffee. Next, it’s a visit to one of the many local nurseries for plants and a day of gardening at home. Dinner at Jackson’s Corner is always a good idea. ummer swimming: Early morning •S paddleboarding? Yes, please. Bring a cooler and swing by the Village Baker for sandwiches and spend a day at the lake. all excursions: Commence the day at •F Sparrow Bakery and take a long, scenic hike on one of Bend’s amazing trails. Whether it be South Sister, Broken Top or Smith Rock, so many to chose from!
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It’s always sunny in Bend, Oregon, where interior designer and longtime Bend resident Jeannie Legum cherishes every well-spent minute outdoors. Her work reflects a connectivity to nature, drawing from a palette of natural materials and organic elements to create strong relationships between inside and out. “Bend is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. With a dry climate, there’s no excuse to not be outside. Our approach is to always embrace the outdoors and promote as much indoor-outdoor living as possible,” she says. Legum founded her design practice, Legum Design, in 2004 and made her mark in downtown Bend in 2012 after purchasing an old building and restoring it to its former glory. The renovation was awarded several honors for its contribution to the downtown. Now a local treasure for full-time and seasonal residents, Legum Design will soon be opening a new boutique for the home.
Above & Top A team effort brought this beautiful Aspen Lakes home to fruition, including builder Trevin Duey Construction, architect Howard Spector and designer Jeannie Legum, whose finishing touches can be seen in the bedroom and bath. “The lines are clean and uncluttered, the spaces open and light-filled, with just the right amount of warmth,” the owners say. Bottom Build by Ridgeline Custom Homes. Photography Above & Top by Chris Murray Productions; Bottom by Jeremy Bittermann