SH&L December 2007
It’s easy to get caught up in everyday stresses and concerns, the minutiae that add up to a busy life. But every now and then, there are moments that stop us.
Modern design goes soft with shades of rich brown, cream and pale white—then gets a touch of sparkle with clear and reflective surfaces. Cold no more, the new modern glamour is warm and inviting
Floral designer Nisha Kelen of Fleurish shares
secrets of her trade for non-traditional holiday décor
Sometimes the little things in life bring the most bliss—especially when tucked in the toe of a Christmas stocking. Small in scale can be big in style—as these pint-sized pieces of home décor demonstrate
Comfortable and cohesive, open and light—this Kirkland home is reminiscent of the Hamptons
Turn your kitchen into Candy Land and make Your own holiday gifts using recipes from Seattle-area pastry chefs Dana Cree and Erica Bleckwehl McEliece
An upgrade on this Kirkland rambler allows the owners to stay in their neighborhood and near friends—for many more years of backyard barbecues and Friday night get-togethers
With a lot of help from their friends—and family—a Magnolia couple shows that you can have the best of all possible worlds
This year, blend style with the sentimental and start a new tradition all your own. To help you do just that, we've tracked down some stylish stockings to take charge of your mantel this holiday
Love what you see? So did we. This resource guide will help you bring home the interior design elements found in the 2007 Seattle Homes & Lifestyles Showcase Home