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home + design David Papazian Vicki Simon collected one-of-a-kind furnishings with soft lines to juxtapose with the Foursquare architecture. Betsy Huigens is trained as a civil engineer and has worked on substantial infrastructure planning projects over the course of her career. As such, precision and up-to-date technology are essential to her professional life. Yet it’s the reminders of the past that she celebrates in her home. “This was built in 1910, so they didn’t have the construction sophistication that they have today,” she said. She points to the den’s elaborate crown molding which, upon closer inspection, is not the same width from one end of the room to the other. Huigens appreciates such quirks. “This room is the epitome of not square,” she said. “I just think that’s so cool.” It was this character that Huigens and her husband sought to preserve when they bought the house in early 2016. While previous homeowners had made changes to the interior, including a kitchen remodel and painting the den’s woodwork white, the Huigens weren’t interested in making further alterations that might prove out-of-sync. Instead, they restored all of the old wooden windows and retooled glitchy door hardware. When it came time to decorate, “It’s the treasure hunt. That’s what makes my job really fun.” the couple needed an interior designer who could help them express their personal style and ensure functionality for their family, while still respecting the house’s traditional shell. They found a kindred spirit in Vicki Simon, of Vicki Simon Interior Design. The Huigens’ Foursquare sparked Simon’s imagination on her very first walk-through. “There was a detail that really struck my eye,” she said, pointing to the living room’s wooden baseboard, which cascades up almost 2 feet high and is crowned with a cap mold. “I was enamored. It just spoke to me as being so lovely.” Such historic details —Vicki Simon, on choosing furnishings for Betsy and Brent Huigens’ home 46 <strong>1859</strong> OREGON’S MAGAZINE JANUARY | FEBRUARY <strong>2018</strong>
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