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Issue
January 2017
From this Issue
A Point Roberts family home emphasizes fresh air and natural light
Chocolate croissants hide Valrhona chocolate so bittersweet it’s a (welcome) surprise at first bite
Curling up with a good book in front of a fire isn’t the only way to get through Seattle’s long, dark winter. That works too, but we’ve found plenty of other ways to brighten your days
Equinox Studios is luring big names to Seattle’s latest arts hot spot with innovative deals
Find a new twist on American favorites in the heart of a developing pocket of Redmond
A Seattle-based skin care company brings beauty breakthroughs to your door
Sub Pop's Bruce Pavitt has a new app that puts anyone in the producer's seat
A former Fremont neighborhood fave is reborn in Pike Place Market
Pile on the greens, ramp up the protein, even get your grain on at one of these exquisite havens where salads are the main event.
Of his subjects in The Migration Series, painter Jacob Lawrence “believed in these anonymous migrants,” says Patricia Junker, curator of American art at SAM
"Middle Fork”: John Grade’s masterpiece will look great from SAM’s lobby, but the third-floor view will be sensational
Boasting an array of Asian influences, this Smith Tower bar cocktail is as lovely as the 35th-floor views
GoCstudio’s floating sauna is a one-of-a-kind space for blowing off steam
We can’t stop thinking about these luxe organic linens
Neighborhood councils may abhor her, but Seattle’s new neighborhood director Kathy Nyland is determined to make more voices heard as Seattle reshapes itself for the future
No, the new four-story structure in University Village isn’t another parking garage. It’s 60,000 square feet of the new design gallery from Restoration Hardware (RH), one of only eight such stores in the U.S.
For everything, there is a season—and a forager can make the most of each one with a little planning
Not all business, South Lake Union also boasts an outdoor gallery of 20 site-specific public artworks by some of Seattle’s leading artists; some loom large, others announce themselves more discreetly to the blue-badge-wearing workers venturing out for lunch or another meeting
A Mercer Island home nurtures family ties
Create your dream gin in Edmonds at Scratch Distillery’s ‘Giniology’ class
WELCOME TO THE JANUARY 2017 ISSUE
Regardless of where you stand politically, I think we can all agree that we’re about to witness one of the most seismic transitions of power in modern times when a new president is ushered in on the 21st of this month.
Enjoy a scenic drive and stay out in eagle country
Feeling up to a frigid dip in Lake Washington to start off the new year? Hundreds of locals bathe themselves blue in the yearly Polar Bear Plunge at noon on January 1 at Matthews Beach
The Age of Trump will test us; the citizens of Seattle will have to find outlets for their rage, but also find paths forward for self-improvement
