Architecture + Design
Next-Level Apartment Amenities
With so many apartment complexes competing for tenants, developers are getting creative when it comes to amenities. “We are absolutely upping our game,” says Amy Williams, regional development manager at Madrona Ridge Residential, the owner of the recently opened Angeline apartment building at the northern edge of Columbia City’s historic downtown. You’ll still find that…
Home of the Week: The Frederick – Historic Home on Fort Lawton’s Officer’s Row
4010 Washington Ave W, Seattle WA
Sponsored By $3,000,000 4010 Washington Ave W | Seattle, WA.6 Bedrooms | 4.5 Bathrooms | Square Feet: 6,278 Interior| 15,623 Lot SF Located at the center of Seattle’s 534-acre Discovery Park, commanding unparalleled views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains, The Frederick’s natural beauty and serene atmosphere create an unrivaled living experience. Fredrick Mann was…
A Kitchen on the Bright Side
White paint lightens up a formerly bland kitchen and dining nook, proving that this color is anything but boring
Kitchen cabinets, affixed overhead, increased storage and removed shadows, while two different shades of white paint—for the topmost cabinets and the adjacent wall—enlivened the adjoining rooms
Recipe of the Week: Circadia’s Beer Braised Brisket and Cabbage with Malted Mashed Potatoes
The big green holiday is right around the corner. What to have for dinner? Circadia's Garrett Melkonian shares a recipe
Happy St. Patrick’s Day, Circadia style! Enjoy this classic dish reinvented by Executive Chef Garrett Melkonian
How to Farm Your Parking Strip
This article originally appeared on Houzz.com Walk down the street in any Seattle neighborhood these days, and you may be more likely to see Swiss chard or lettuce growing in parking strips than grass. “All over Seattle, vegetable gardens in parking strips are popular,” landscape designer Erin Lau says. That narrow strip of land between…
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