1151 Crenshaw by Jordan Iverson Signature Homes

1151 Crenshaw

by Jordan Iverson Signature Homes

1151 Crenshaw is a home located in Eugene, Oregon and was created by Jordan Iverson Signature Homes. The home's interior impeccably mixes rustic elements with more modern ones, creating a very interesting eclectic effect. Photos by: KuDa Photography

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