As Seattleites, we love our beautiful landscape, so what better way to enjoy the scenery of the great Northwest than with an ultra posh high-rise condo in Seattle. If you’re in the market for a new crib, this is one seriously hot property you don’t want to miss.
Seattle Stair & Design is led by homegrown innovator Shawn Christman.
Most people take staircases, steps, rails and bannisters for granted. We go up and we go down, without taking much notice of things like materials or aesthetic.
Seattle’s own Shawn Christman has a different eye for this sort of thing. He founded Seattle Stair & Design in 1978. Since then, the company has designed some of the most elegant stairways in the city — and abroad.
A local furniture favorite makes the move from SoDo to First Avenue.
Jim Newsom, founder and owner of Urban Hardwoods, knows a thing or two about local timber. For the past 15 years, his company has created gorgeous furniture using native tree species native of the Pacific Northwest. Last month, the company’s new brick-and-mortar location – a 6,600-square-foot showroom located in the heart of Belltown – opened its doors, and Newsom couldn’t be more thrilled.
Introducing a new portable fireplace that’s both stylish and eco-friendly.
Most Seattleites know the drill for warm, rainless summer nights: grab a few of your close friends, fill the cooler with ice and beer, pick up the fixins for some delectable Nutella s’mores and head over to your preferred waterfront spot for a good ol’ fashioned bonfire.
Crate & Barrel introduces a new online store dedicated to the celebrated Finnish home supplier.
By this time every year, Seattleites are longing for some flowers and sunshine to brighten up the overcast days. Rather than wait for Mother Nature to get her act together, feel free to make your own spring color using Marimekko‘s vibrant designs.
Five local food favorites team up for a monthly contest with a tasty reward.
In the restaurant world – where territory is as important as food – competition can be a funny thing. So, the idea of five eateries joining forces seems quite odd, and yet so refreshing. That is precisely what a quintet of downtown eateries have done, in the name of fun and games.
New Italian furniture design lets owners choose the look that is right for their living room.
If you are looking to fill the space left behind by your previous sofa, there are several options available to you. You might choose a traditional couch, an angled seating arrangement or a pair of matching recliners – the possibilities are many. Or, if you’re the indecisive type, a new SOSIA sofa might be just what you need.
winemaker Brennon Leighton pushes the envelope of traditional viticulture.
It’s fitting that Feral, a rocking-good 2010 Sauvignon Blanc from Woodinville-based winery EFESTĒ, is made from wild yeast. It was crafted by Brennon Leighton, a tattooed, goatee-sporting Seattleite who looks like he used to be in a bad-ass punk band. In fact, he was.
Budding fashion designers learn from the pros at the Ballard-based New York Fashion Academy.
Students at The New York Fashion Academy (NYFA) in Ballard come from all walks of life. However, an overwhelming number of these individuals have been educated and formerly employed as engineers, nurses, computer programmers, architects and so on.
Seattleite gets a sneak peek at the spanking new Stottle Winery.
We’re hip. We’re with it. We’re so in the know that this is a first look at Stottle Winery. Founded by Amy and Josh Stottlemyer, Stottle publicly opened its doors yesterday with wines available and ready to for your purchasing pleasures today.
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