 LIGNE ROSET
The YANG One-Arm Loveseat from Ligne Roset.
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Contemporary style
Clean, low-slung lines rule in the furniture corridor along Western Avenue in Pioneer Square. Here, "modern" is a timeless concept and doesn't necessarily mean everything was manufactured yesterday. With their minimalist ethic, even pieces that were deemed modern in the 1950s and '60s still hold that designation today.
City Home Store
(Capitol Hill)
The folks behind the Pacific Interiors furniture showroom in Greenwood opened City Home Store on Capitol Hill, with merchandise geared toward small living spaces.
Current
(Pioneer Square)
The showroom for this ultramodern collection of pieces for every room in the house is full of surprises.
Design Within Reach
(Downtown)
Everything here has the look of functionality and conscious design from barstools to modern shelving.
Diva
(Pioneer Square)
Diva, the Seattle showroom for the BB Italia and Kartell design lines, promotes a few carefully selected pieces that range from funky to classic modern — and they're all Italian.
Ligne Roset
(Pioneer Square)
Designers from all over the world contribute their talents to the Ligne Roset line, a French Company that has become the last word in homey-hip since M. Antoine Roset began making umbrellas and bent-wood walking sticks in 1860.
McKinnon Furniture
(Downtown)
You can't get much homier than this — warm-toned hardwood furniture (mostly from the Kane Forest in Pennsylvania) is upholstered with plush chenille and sumptuous leather.
Next Decor
(Madison Park/Madrona)
This home accents shop is filled with great gifts and items to perk up any decor including lighting, framed art, gorgeous vases, ceramic serving pieces, pillows, coffee and side tables and compact, modern accent chairs.
Urban Ease
(Belltown)
It's just like the name suggests: Urbane, stylish furniture and storage systems with the added attractions of comfort and quality.
Velocity Art and Design
(Eastlake/Lake Union)
Velocity Art and Design features an artfully curated collection of postmodern home furnishings.
The new shop, which opened in October across from REI, is brightened b |
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