Monthly Archives: March 2016

If you love the look of raw wood, cedar is a wonderful option because it's naturally rot-resistant and has a beautiful, classic look to it. But regardless of what lumber you go with, this project will be stunning.

"In Washington state and in Oregon ... the new codes will really begin improving the performance of buildings overall; holistic ways of looking at buildings and environments."

We’ve had over 100 days of rain in Seattle this winter. It’s been grey and dark. And it’s time to lighten up! Let’s talk about how to choose the right color to lift the mood of your next painting project.

Designing a gallery wall is one thing—rewiring your electrical panel is another. Here are five questions you should ask yourself before investing in a DIY remodel project that could lead to disastrous results and a devalued home.

This mid-century planter is the essence of elegance. Its sleek and simple look is the perfect way to showcase any houseplant.

"The building sciences community has always been really adamant about the fact that we want buildings that are healthy, safe, durable, and affordable to operate and maintain."