A professionally designed home for each decade of the Seattle Design Center VIEW
As a celebration of 50 years of design trends and inspiration, we present a professionally designed home from each decade of the Seattle Design Center.
Sandy Deneau Dunham
At 50, the Seattle Design Center has influenced NW design, our homes and beyond
The Seattle Design Center celebrates its 50th year as the center of the Northwest design community, and a one-stop resource for luxurious showrooms and home...
Seattle Design Center 1990s souvenirs: A big scrapbook and big newspapers
A scrapbook at the Seattle Design Center called “SDC Visions: Press Clippings and Tearsheets” holds flashbacks of Seattle design (and journalism) from the 1990s.
After our writer mourned his mouser, Charlie, you shared your own cat tales
Inspired by your heart-tugging comments on Erik Lacitis' story about his mouser cat, Charlie, this week we're publishing a compilation of reader responses.
There was so much to know, and admire, about art director David Miller
Pacific NW magazine — and, really, the whole community who knew our brilliant art director — has been reeling since the sudden death of David...
Stunning Seattle-area fireplace designs to stoke the embers of inspiration
Our pull toward flame is as much a part of our basic human nature as a fireplace is a central hub of our modern lives...
Why do we love fireplaces? And other burning questions.
How one scorching hot Seattle day kindled a burning line of inquiry about our enduring love for fireplaces, and their important role in residential design.
What's hot in Seattle-area fireplace trends
For the latest in Seattle-area fireplace trends, including styles, materials and fuel options, we turned to two experts from Ballard’s Sutter Home & Hearth.
8 memorable Seattle-area fireplaces from NW Living
We saw hundreds of amazing fireplaces during the magazine's NW Living era. Here are eight former flames we still carry a torch for.
The lasting legacy of architect and activist Benjamin F. McAdoo Jr.
As an architect, an activist and a dad, Benjamin F. McAdoo Jr. created buildings and connections that still resonate — and deserve celebration.