Microcement Magic

Seattle Design Center’s Craftex showroom is helping consumers create beautiful seamless spaces within their homes with the use of microcement. We are proud to share an exciting 425 Magazine article highlighting this showroom’s achievements and how they’re transforming the spaces around us!

“I noticed the lack of new finishing materials available and decided to introduce this innovative product to the U.S market. Now Craftex, a microcement product, is appearing in (and out) of high-end homes on the Eastside and beyond.” – Reza, CEO of Craftex

Craftex’s Website:

https://www.craftexwall.com/

Craftex’s Social Media:

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Cool contours: 8 new designs that prove curves are here to stay

Seattle Design Center’s Resource Furniture showroom is bringing back curves! We are proud to share an exciting Business of Home article highlighting this showroom’s new collection and how they’re making curved furniture prominent again.

“We wanted to create a collection of customizable staple pieces that incorporate all the functions necessary in a home (lounging, storage, dining, working and sleeping), allowing clients to maximize space and adapt their living environments throughout the day. The collection draws inspiration from both the beautiful simplicity of modular design and the urban landscapes that inspire our everyday lives. It exudes elegant multi-functionality that stands the test of time…”

Read more about the collection here.

These 3 Seattle homes boldly express personality and creativity through color

Seattle Design Center’s Kelly Forslund showroom is helping consumers create beautiful and bold spaces within their homes with the use of color. We are proud to share an exciting Seattle Times article highlighting this showroom’s achievements and how they’re transforming the spaces around us!

“Then we went to the Seattle Design Center and Kelly Forslund’s showroom and started looking through the wallpaper samples. And she just fell in love with this amazing wallpaper. Over time, she got more comfortable using more and more color, which was just so fantastic…”

Read more about Kelly Forslund’s efforts here.