The “web” continues to take shape at West Seattle’s newest P-Patch (Barton/34th), but unlike spider webs, this is no solo effort – it takes a community of gardeners and helpers, and Terri Lindow sends word they’re looking for more assistance, even in simple ways:
The Barton Street PPatch is seeking more community to help build our community garden! If you ar
It’s about this time of year that the snow village appears.
It’s come a long way since I started it back in 2008. Since then I’ve been adding to it every year.
Since the boys were too young to join in I’ve been making the houses myself. I’m not suggesting they are fantastic craftwise. They are
The space is laid out to provide a surprise arrival to a destination and an escape from the streets. As you enter the flower shop the smell of the flowers provide a relief from the neighborhood. The store is an open space inviting multiple program and activities such as event space for weddings.
This hidden home design by Sebastian Mariscal Studio has a lot to offer, but to fully appreciate it you have to have an “in.” Surrounded by a wall, the Southern California house offers unmatched privacy and a hidden paradise behind its seemingly impenetrable enclosure. The charred-cedar fence was built to accommodate the boughs of an existing pine tree. Once in, a large koi pond welcomes residents and guests, boasting a footbridge offering access into the Japanese style house design. A floor-to-ceiling sliding glass wall overlooks this serene outdoor entertaining area, inviting nature in. Int Read full post…
When it comes to home security, you can easily invest a lot of money in a high-budget alarm and monitoring system. Yet there are also several budget-friendly things you can do to boost your home’s protection.
One of your first DIY home security priorities? Your home’s windows, which are ideal entry spots for intruders. Taking the time to check your windows–and making a few simple changes–can help protect your home.
When choosing commercial outdoor furniture a few things must be kept in mind. What type of outdoor furniture is right for my restaurant, hotel or bar? How will it hold up to the elements and to potential customer abuse? Is the furniture comfortable and convenient? Every project is unique however there are certain aspects of the decision making process that apply to everyone. If you are looking for outdoor furniture for a restaurant, hotel, pub, bar or golf club, the following tips should set you down the right path.
Comfort Customers want to be comfortable. If they are sitting in a comfortable chair or on a comfortable sofa they will be relaxed.