"Refresh" Seattle recently lit up Greenwood with a who's who showcase of the Seattle interior design industry at Urban Light Studios.  Hosted by industry insiders Trish Barnett and Kelli Patch and sponsored by Seattle Homes and Lifestyle magazine, the space looked amazing and we enjoyed a fantastic turnout.  From the biofuel pedestal fireplace on our patio to the one of a kind light fixtures by Jonathan Mathews and a variety of Seattle artists, the event was a feast for the eyes and definitely the place to be seen. [..]

February Art Walk opened with a bang as we unveiled the "Thought Processor: Seattle" exhibition in our gallery.  The exhibition is the Seattle stop of a show that has been through NY, LA, Chicago, San Fran and soon headed to Manila.  We had a fantastic turnout and a great response to the show.  Thank you to the almost 20 Seattle artsist who contributed to the show, to Beau and Rebecca from Halogen gallery who co-curated the show with us, and to Eric "Phonetic Control" Broers for creating the exhibition.

Each artist created a 3-D piece of robot art from a template given to them as well as an accompanying 2-D wall piece which integrated their "Thought Processor" robot.  Artwork from the show can be viewed and purchased at http://halogengallery.com/show/2010/02/12/thought-processor


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Excited to see the images we just received from a really cool phoot shoot at our studio a couple weeks ago.  We had the pleasure of hosting Aniela Sidorska of Elan Digital in San Fran working with Seattle photographer Nicole Raine
(nicoleraine.com) and their great team of models and hair/mu/stylists. 

They really utiilized the versatility of our studios, shooting in just about every inch of each studio and had some amazing wardrobe and hair/ mu looks that came out great.   It was a lot of fun having them shooting here, lots of creative positive energy everywhere.  Retouching is being handled by Elan Digital and we will post the final images in a couple months. [..]

Our fabulous log cabin green room is almost complete.  We started with the walls (from the set of Northern Exposure), and have been searching high and low for the perfect complmentary cabin decor.  A couple sets of antlers for the wall, a wooden mallard, and some great timber furniture to go with our yellow velvet loungers have done the job nicely.  The latest arrival, our overhead elkhorn chandalier, has taken its place as one of the finishing touches.  It's a cool environment for getting ready for photo shoots or weddings or as a nice little escape during evening events. [..]