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Discover how Marigold and Mint Botanicals brings the beauty and calm of the natural world into Seattle homes. From seasonal floral arrangements to curated plant installations, their thoughtfully designed work transforms spaces while celebrating color, texture, and the quiet poetry of nature indoors.

Step inside Casa di Lavalle, a Seattle-based shop celebrating timeless design and thoughtful curation. From home goods to textiles and décor, each piece is chosen with care to bring beauty, warmth, and story into your space—making every visit a source of inspiration.

Textured, layered works engage the eye and invite quiet reflection, animating rooms with depth and light.

Rich, warm-toned abstracts bring intimacy, depth, and presence to any space—transforming interiors with color, form, and mood while offering a gift that comforts the eye and uplifts the spirit.

Delicate layers of copper and Japanese paper catch the light, bringing warmth and tactile beauty to any home.

Beautifully framed and ready to hang, these small-scale originals make art gifting effortless — offering beauty, meaning, and presence that lasts.

Handcrafted vessels and sculptural ceramics celebrate texture, touch, and timeless design — bringing artful warmth to everyday spaces.

Small in scale but rich in presence, these intimate works capture worlds within a few square inches — thoughtful gifts that invite pause, reflection, and connection.

Celebrate the warmth and richness of autumn with curated art pairings from Seattle Art Source. From layered landscapes to intimate portraits, these thoughtfully selected works create seasonal harmony and invite the colors and textures of fall into your home.

Seattle Art Source founder Sarah Hurt shares how her gallery bridges the gap between artists, designers, and collectors in a new feature by the Seattle Chamber of Commerce.

Discover Paige Stewart’s Non-Dual ceramic sculptural lamps—a convergence of art and light that invites stillness, dialogue, and reflection. Crafted in varying sizes and glazes, each piece features an opening, or “portal,” that acts as a threshold into form, balance, and transformation. These one-of-a-kind objects celebrate craftsmanship, duality, and the tactile poetry of presence.

Seattle Art Source owner Sarah Hurt describes the visceral impact of standing before Dawn Bassett’s four-foot bronze swan—an artwork that halted time and stirred the subconscious. With suspended wings and haunting stillness, the piece transcends technical beauty to evoke a moment of surrender, memory, and transformation.