Burton House, Portland

Originally designed in 1939 by noted architect Roscoe Hemenway and once home to renowned Portland artist Verne Tossey, the residence has been thoughtfully restored and re-envisioned by Benjamin Silver and Oliver Olson. Their collaboration has transformed the property into a masterpiece that bridges past and present, blending elegant modernist British influences with the warmth and timeless aesthetic of the Pacific Northwest.

Throughout the home’s expansive, light-filled interiors, Parkway (ZZZ1004) from the Castle Bespoke Collection serves as the unifying element. Installed in character grade, the flooring’s natural variation and subtle grain add organic charm while maintaining a refined, contemporary feel. Its pale tone enhances natural light and provides the perfect foundation for the home’s modern architectural detailing and curated interior finishes.

Every aspect of Burton House was designed with an eye toward quality, balance, and functionality, and the flooring plays a key role in that vision, connecting spaces with seamless harmony. The result is a home that feels effortless, sophisticated, and deeply rooted in its surroundings.

A flawless home, completed with the impeccable class of Parkway, giving this house form and function to live in harmony with the surrounding landscape.