August 2nd, 2012 
As I peruse the many intriguing items offered on the West Elm website, I realize I’ve taken the safe route when it comes to décor. Between the taupe color palate and lack of texture, my bedroom is about as unstimulating as it gets. Luckily, there is a way to make my room more interesting while getting treated at the same time.
Potter's Workshop Tableware, $8 at West Elm (Photo Credit: West Elm)
Head over to the South Lake Union store this Saturday, August 4, for a free frozen treat from Seattle’s first artisan ice pops company, Six Strawberries. While you’re satisfying your sweet tooth, check out West Elm’s assortment of unique, inspired pieces perfect for livening up your home. I’m particularly a fan of their fierce new South African collection, which couples earthy tones with splashes of vibrant color and tantalizing textures. A few of my favorites include the Potter’s Workshop Tableware, Source Kudu Table Lamp and Dining Chair by John Vogel. With such beautiful pieces, it’s no wonder they’ve hit the 100,000 ‘Like’ threshold on Facebook.
John Vogel Chiar, &299 at West Elm (Photo Credit: West Elm)
Lacking a sense of intelligent design? A bit color-phobic like myself? Schedule a free consultation with one of their Design Specialists, who are ready to tackle a range of projects from big to small!
For more information, check out the West Elm Front & Main blog.
WHEN: Saturday, August 4, 2012 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
WHERE:
West Elm Seattle
2201 Westlake Ave. #100
Seattle, WA 98121
Ph. 206-467-5798
