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Northwest Home magazine: Home-Grown Furniture Pops Up in Belltown

By Seattle Mag June 27, 2013

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We couldn’t resist sharing this bit of news from our sister publication, Northwest Home.

NW Home editor Shannon O’Leary has the scoop: Pop-up storefront The Design Lab (Belltown, 1919 Third Ave.; ) is hosting its grand-opening reception today (Thursday, 6/27) from 5:30 to 8 p.m. You can hobnob with some talented types and see the handiwork (bird feeders to chairs) by designers from Ample, Iacoli McAllister, Chadhaus, Urbancase and Revolution Design House (whose Boxcar planter in ash, $45, by Joe Gibson, is pictured left).

 

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