SH&L August 2006

A tiny, outdated kitchen gets a big makeover, perfect for entertaining

Seattleites love the sleek simplicity of modern furnishings, but an excess of simple can be too harsh for our laid-back lairs. Which is why we're attracted to these tufted contemporary furnishings. This distinct style romanticizes and softens strict modern lines.

A new class of materials is changing the way we think about counter tops.

Local chefs Thierry Rautureau of Rover’s and Jason McClure of Sazerac share their secrets for summer barbecues