Showing posts with label Alison Brownrigg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alison Brownrigg. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 2, 2014

The Giving Spree: Seattle Mag's 2014 Holiday Gift Guide Showcases Gordon and Gretchen Raine's Pink Diamond Ring from the Gordon James Fine Diamond Store in Bellevue

Looking for excellent holiday gift ideas? Seattle magazine's Ali Brownrigg has curated a selection of local gifts to inspire.  This 3.62 carat pink sapphire ring from Gordon James Fine Diamonds is one. Thanks for including Gordon and Gretchen Raine's design, Ali!

Sunday, September 16, 2012

The Sunday Seattle Times Features Mulberry West's Bedding in a Story: "Silk-filled Comforter a Functional Luxury"

Photo by Kristin Zwiers. Styled by Janna Lufkin.
Thanks to Ali Brownrigg-Roth for today's story on the eco-comfy comforters by fellow Starbucks alum Lana Abrams of Mulberry West. Touted for its natural anti-allergy attributes, and ability to regulate a body's temp (whether hot or cold), Lana's line is selling swiftly at Bellevue's The Sleep Store and at Bedrooms & More in Wallingford.  With national accounts as well, we're thrilled to see this NW brand taking off!  Thank you to Ali and check out the Mulberry West line here.

Thursday, May 27, 2010

The Seattle Times Showcases Farmers Market Collection from Rosanna Inc


In her story on al fresco meals Alison Brownrigg wrote today, "Local ceramic designer Rosanna Bowles of Rosanna, Inc. creates pieces that add that "certain something" to a tabletop, and advises that "The best set table reflects nature's beauty. Set a table that allows nature to take center stage."

Her new line called Farmer's Market (from $20), covered with illustrations of carrots, garlic, peas and olives, is so fresh and alive with nature's beauty that it actually might give the real food a run for its money.

"Use vintage cotton or linen tablecloths that will give a fresh-off-the-clothesline feel," Bowles continues. In order to set the mood, she suggests "placing many clear small votives with tea lights down the center of the table or a clear hurricane candle holder to keep the candle lit. Dine at dusk, a magical time when nature is at its best.""

We so appreciate you including Rosanna Ali. Thank you!