Seattle Design 100+

Seattle Design 100+ New 10
Continuing the tradition we began two years ago, the homes we feature in this issue spotlight the talents of our Seattle Design 100+ honorees: The People, Places and Things That Define Seattle Design
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Marenakos

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Seattle Art Museum
The city's multi-facility museum is growing geographically and by reputation
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John & Laurie Fairman
Shown here inside Glenn Richards Asian Furnishings & Antiques, the Fairmans also own Honeychurch Antiques
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Salvage
Seattle is a green leader in reusing materials and resources
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William Traver Gallery
The owner of galleries in downtown Seattle and Tacoma is opening a Pioneer Square space this year
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Ralph Anderson
Work by this pioneer of the Northwest style of architecture includes this Seattle house
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Schuchart/Dow
The Seattle builders have been quietly constructing noteworthy residential projects since 2004
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Pratt Fine Arts Center
Artist Vaughn Bell (whose 2006 acrylic and plant, "Biossphere for Two" is shown at left) is a featured artist at Pratt in February and March 2008
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Culture of Risk-Taking

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Jean Jongeward
A Northwest design icon, Jongeward's influence can still be felt
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Seattle 100: Suite 410
A laid-back attitude contributes to the allure of this Belltown lounge
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Seattle 100: Judith and Daniel Caldwell
Seattle 100 honorees Judith and Daniel Caldwell know a thing or two about art. Read more about this artistic duo and find out their favorite places to view art.
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Seattle 100: Seastar
Chef John Howie presides over Bellevue’s young seafood restaurant
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Seattle 100: Canlis
This classic Seattle restaurant delivers tasteful design
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Seattle 100: Janice Viekman
Interior Designer Janice Viekman specializes in creating sanctuaries in our homes. Follow her tips to set a peaceful scene in your interior.
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Seattle 100: Crush
Food and guests provide the color at this Madison Avenue restaurant
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