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Sourcing Local: Why Regional Artists Make a Difference in Residential Design

Sourcing Local: Why Regional Artists Make a Difference in Residential Design

Sourcing art locally isn't just a nice-to-have — it brings a uniqueness, story, and connection to place that generic sourcing can't match. Here's why it's worth thinking about, whether you're designing for yourself or a client.
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Antique Ceramic Vessels Sourced from Mexico for Home Decor

Antique Ceramic Vessels Sourced from Mexico for Home Decor

Explore Holly Johnston Studio at the back of Seattle Art Source—vintage ceramics and artful objects full of history, texture, and story, perfect for adding character to your home.
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Georgetown Art Attack: Monthly Art Walk in Seattle

Georgetown Art Attack: Monthly Art Walk in Seattle

Explore Georgetown’s monthly ART ATTACK every second Saturday! Join us on September 12th from 3–7 PM at Seattle Art Source and across the neighborhood for art and conversation.
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Marigold and Mint Botanicals: A Seattle Floral Studio

Marigold and Mint Botanicals: A Seattle Floral Studio

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.
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Casa di LaValle: Curated Home Goods in Seattle

Casa di LaValle: Curated Home Goods in Seattle

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.
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Tori Shao’s Forested Mural at Northlake Commons in Seattle

Tori Shao’s Forested Mural at Northlake Commons in Seattle

Seattle Art Source led the search that brought muralist Tori Shao's vision of a Pacific Northwest forest to Northlake Commons — a 70-foot tribute to the timber that built the neighborhood.
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