Art and culture have inspired fashion designers for centuries. Now, fashion inspires art and technology with digital installation artist, Miguel Chevalier’s “8 ties” installation at the Bravern. Drawing from the new Hermès Heavy Twill collection,
The Chef in the Hat’s traditional French dish with extreme value wine from a leading chateau.
Winter is coming. The now illustrious quote from A Game of Thrones (both the HBO hit series and first book in the cult series of A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin) is also actuality. Fall might have arrived last week but winter making its
Premium Dining at Benaroya Hall’s newest restaurant.
Located on the third floor of Benaroya Hall, Measure provides stunning views of the city and a modern ambiance. Open two hours before symphony performance days, the restaurant and bar are ideal for symphony patrons to enjoy a drink or small plate before a show. Measure’s menu changes
Reuben’s Brews opened earlier this month in a converted warehouse in Ballard and the place is already hopping. The brewery is family owned and operated by husband and wife, Adam and Grace Robbings.
Quiet elegance at Queen Anne’s Lloyd Martin.
In this edition of Food Porn, we feature Lloyd Martin, a neighborhood restaurant in Queen Anne, providing delicious dishes in an elegant and cozy space. Serving sophisticated comfort food, Lloyd Martin offers inspired dishes using seasonal and housemade ingredients.
cheese dedicated to the cow it came from, served up and fresh at lark with sangiovese.
Dinah’s Cheese is the story about a boy and his loyal… cow. Not quite the tale of Old Yeller, Benji or even Hooch, but Kurt Timmermeister and his cow, Dinah, have started a saga of their own on their Vashon Island ranch, Kurtwood Farms.
Restaurant Zoe offers contemporary and seasonal cuisine.
In this edition of Food Porn, we feature Restaurant Zoe, which relocated this past Spring from its original Belltown location to Capitol Hill. The restaurant has a refined rustic feel with a menu of carefully sourced, Northwest-focused cuisine. With a reputation as a special-occasion place, this new location is still a wonderfully elegant, but familiar experience.
Designing furniture for the modern Seatttleite.
Furniture store owners will be the first to tell you that Seattleites are a peculiar lot. Our tastes are far from perfect. Quirky, sure, but our taste derives from a confluence of conflicting factors such as empiricism, ecological interest and ultimately, irony.
In Seattle the coming of rain means only one thing, ski season is close to follow. Waiting for snow to powder the slopes doesn’t have to feel like such a chore. Many ski towns turn into relaxing fall getaways, quiet natural landscapes with crisp mornings, sunny afternoons, fall foliage, and the mountains all to you. Here’s your guide to a few shoulder season suggestions.
If the wait for Season Six of Madmen is more than you can bear, look no further than The Capital Grille’s Happy Hour to help tide you over.
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