Seattle Times Northwest Source Reports on GOOD Budget Cuts

Journalist Alison Brownrigg-Roth recently paid a visit to client American Cutting Co and today wrote about it in the Seattle Times saying, "The space... is urbane, comfortable and unpretentious. Exposed brick walls and wood floors lend historic charm, and iPads, Wi-Fi and a coffeemaker at the reception desk make the space feel like home. (Hot chocolate and tea are also available.) American Cutting Company is the rare salon where both men and women will feel comfortable, and where you won’t have to empty your wallet to get a great cut."

To read the entire story and see the photos by Barbie Hull of the salon's space, please click on blog title above.

Thank you Alison for the great coverage!

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!