Showing posts with label seattle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seattle. Show all posts

Inside Out Farmhouse

Using reclaimed materials from the old exterior of the original barn, this renovation by Seattle firm Shed Architecture & Design takes the outside and brings it in. Via Inhabitat.







Javas Lehn

Great work for Seattle’s Still Liquor by Javas Lehn. Via DesignWorkLife.





Chris Engman

Combining sculpture, installation and photography, Seattle artist Chris Engman creates environments that defy reality. Via Public School.





Seattle Artist's Studio

Any artist's dream studio, this one for Catherine Eaton Skinner features 3,750 square feet of loft space in a Seattle warehouse and a retractable wall to create an in-house gallery. By Olson Kundig Architects. Via Remodelista.






Garage Dream Home

Seattle homeowner Michelle de la Vega designed and built this custom home from an old garage—with renovations topping out at only $32,000. Via Makr.





Poster of the Day

This week's Posters of the Day are brought to you by Seattle studio Small Horse.

Yum Yum Farm

A self-described "abstraction of a farmhouse" in rural Iowa by Seattle architect John DeForest. Via Dwell.




Tyson Anthony Roberts

New work by Seattle painter Tyson Anthony Roberts:




Science of Fiction

Science of Fiction is the design and illustration studio of Greg Lutze. Based in Seattle, Washington, Lutze works across a broad range of disciplines to create great work like this:




Poster of the Day

In honor of the upcoming holiday, this week's Posters of the Day are brought to you by Seattle designer Mike Klay of Powerslide Design Co. He has some nice winter-inspired prints that'll be sure to get you in the mood for hot cocoa and a crackling fire.

Tyson Anthony Roberts

Enjoy these nice abstracted landscapes by Seattle painter Tyson Anthony Roberts.



Bloom Poster

After carving a giant 36" by 48" hunk of linoleum with a beautiful design, a group of AIGA Seattle designers got together to create five prints, using a steamroller to create the pressure needed to do so with such a large linocut. They further enhanced the individuality of each by dropping inked sponges from two stories up, creating some great prints with what looks to be a pretty fun event. View a video of the whole process at FPO.



Poster of the Day

This week's Posters of the Day are brought to you by the extraordinary Seattle poster artist with the ordinary name Jon Smith.

Amelia Bauer

My Seattle readers should check out the newest show from Amelia Bauer at Cairo, titled "Still", it features explosive scenes from famous films depicted in needlepoint and lace.