Sara Eizen’s residential interior design services are in high demand as clients seek extra space, sometimes in the unlikeliest of places
Scandinavian influence makes its way through this home on Lake Washington
The latest issue of Northwest Home (found inside the November issue of Seattle magazine) reveals local home shopping finds, such as
The 1,750-square-foot house architect Robert Humble designed for himself and his wife is entirely nontraditional for Seattle.
You wouldn’t think a Ballard bungalow with pink asbestos siding and lead paint would appeal to a couple with an interest in the environment, but Rachel and Izaak Koller planned to remodel the Ballard home themselves—wearing suitab
Those who grew up in the 1970s may recall the appearance of a brick in the bathroom toilet tank—a popular do-it-yourself water-saving measure. Fortunately, living green has become a little more sophisticated in recent decades.
The first time Dan Whitmore welcomed a group of friends to the nearly completed Rainier Valley home he was building for his family, it was a bit like a treasure hunt.
Color consultant Renate Ruby’s discerning eyes slid past the stripes of color I’d swiped onto the entry wall of my home—kaleidoscopic evidence, in hues ranging from eye-popping saffron yellow to mealy nonwhite, of nine months of color indecision.
