Forget flowers, chocolates and diamond earrings (OK, maybe we’ll take the earrings) — when it comes to our ideal Valentine’s Day gifts, we prefer something with a bit more purpose. And thanks to beloved Seattle-based blown-glass extraordinaire, glassybaby, we’ve found it.
The Ultimate Catch: Intriguing Seattleites
Uncork a Romantic Valentine’s Day (All Week).
Whether you love or hate Valentine’s Day, or if you’re a hopeless romantic and single or in a relationship, Seattleite has a heart-full of ideas for that special weekend.
Red wine and dark chocolate? Check. Singles’ winery cooking class? Check. Corks, canvas and “Tasteful Nudes?” Double check. Champagne and art? Check. Wine and chocolate truffles lessons? Check. Wine and walk? You get the point.
Turning old inner tubes into trendy shoulder bags sounds as far-fetched as turning base metals into gold. Impossible? Not when you have Seattleite Eli Reich at your helm.
You might know Patterson Cellars for its value-priced, award-winning wines produced in Woodinville for more than 12 years.
You may not be able to give a stop to this rain this Valentine’s Day (if you can, could you please call us?) but you can give a sunny dose of spring — in the form of Emily Elizabeth Jewelry.
The Ultimate Catch: Intriguing Seattleites
The Ultimate Catch: Intriguing Seattleites
It’s a new year. So perhaps it’s time for a new look? If you haven’t started thinking about an interior update now’s the time — especially now that the 150-year-old French home-fashion house Ligne Roset has opened in downtown’s South Lake Union.
Setting the Style Bar with Molly Sims.
Molly Sims is using 2011 to take the jewelry world by storm. Known as a sultry model with numerous appearances in Sports Illustrated: Swimsuit Edition and an actress with a handful of movies and TV appearances, Sims decided to combine her passion for jewelry with her fashion and styling experience
