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WELCOMEFall/Winter 2020 Art in Public Spaces The Sculpting The Everything Home of Space and the Functional, Peaceful, Beautiful Urban Experience Wine, Spirits, Beer and Food Pairing A Complement to Any Meal Get Out and Experience the Great Outdoors Go Virtual with Discover the Best of Seattle NorthCountry Welcome Magazine COMPLIMENTARY 2 WELCOME MAGAZINE FALL + WINTER 2020 3 ESCAPETO A DESTINATION OF TULALIPPREMIUM LUXURY Indulge in Washington’s premier AAA Four-Diamond resort with luxurious accommodations, award-winning dining and world-class shopping. Discover the history and culture of the Tulalip Tribes Our interactive displays introduce you to the legacy of the Tulalip people by giving you a historic perspective of the bands that make up the Tulalip Tribes. HOURS Tue – Fri 10 AM – 5 PM FREE Admission Visit our website calendar Sat & Sun for upcoming events! 12 PM – 5 PM of every month! HibulbCulturalCenter.org Mon Closed Located less than a mile west of I-5 Exit 199 6410 23rd Ave NE Tulalip, WA 98271 360-716-2600 [email protected] FIVE MINUTES NORTH OF EVERETT 888.272.1111 | TULALIPCASINO.COM 4 WELCOME MAGAZINE FALL + WINTER 2020 5 WELCOME Magazine Paine Field Airport | Snohomish County PNW Region | Travel | Business & Leisure Letter from the Publisher Volume 2 Number 3 – Fall/Winter 2020/2021 Finding solace in difficult times has been both Publisher/CEO Fawn Clark challenging and rewarding. I have found that hope is the common thread that binds us and Design Direction and Production gives us strength to move forward. Being there Jessica Shaw for each other, lending a helping hand, offering Web Design support and encouragement. Diane Conrad-Cascading Pixel In this issue, find the Art that represents the Social Media soul of our communities. Artists capture the joy, Diane Conrad spirit and history of our towns - a reminder of the great people that came before us. I stand in awe Copy Editors Escape to our at the collaboration, effort and talent behind any Karina Martins Carol Banks Weber lakeside retreat. one of our Public Works of Art. Make the most At home, we strive to create spaces that serve Contributing Writers and soothe. We have reached out to the experts to Bryan Corliss | Carol Banks Weber | Ellen Hiatt | John Monte & of being away. lend advice and tips on organizing and designing Sheri Monte | Ron Shaw | Paul Tarailo | Wendy Leigh Christina Olson Hendrickson our personal space. Find your inner designer and relax. Enjoy your next farm-to-table meal and the Contributing Photographers perfect wine, spirit or beer to pair it with. Cover: Meghan Fortier of M.E. Life Photography Jake Campbell | Richard Duval | Kyle Evans Be inspired by HopeWorks Station. A beautifully Seattle North Country | Stevens Pass | Carol Weber designed net zero building that operates off power Ellen Hiatt | Ryan Warner | Jake Joss | Jeff Chin and water produced on-site. It teaches the people Miranda Estes Photography there to become independent and self-sufficient, Advisors serving as an example that other communities James Clark | Bruce Taylor | Gary Hauff can learn from and strive to achieve. Lisa Dulude | Lloyd Spangenberg Find the best trails, slopes, hikes and water ways to awaken your spirit and keep you fit throughout the fall and winter. Come home to your very own Copyright 2020 by Welcome Magazine. spa, using custom-blended oils and luxurious All rights reserved. Content may not be reprinted or treatments designed by small batch artisans to otherwise reproduced without written permission from Welcome Magazine. Welcome Magazine PO Box 192, Located on the shores of Lake Washington and with close proximity access to soothe and invigorate you. Mukilteo, WA 98275 Sea-Tac International Airport, Hyatt Regency Lake Washington perfectly In this issue, find hope and inspiration. Be combines the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest with modern amenities. the person who stops to really look at and see Editorial inquiries should be directed to: Enjoy waterfront dining at Water's Table, boutique spa, state of the art gym, the life inside our Public Works of Art, one who [email protected] pool and 60,000 sq. ft. of high-tech meeting and event space. builds community and offers support to those in need. Find solace in the hope that our collective Advertising inquiries should be directed to: [email protected] strength will continue to inspire us well into the For reservations, visit hyattregencylakewashington.com future. To subscribe, visit: [email protected] HYATT REGENCY LAKE WASHINGTON AT Printed in the USA on recycled paper. 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FALL + WINTER 2020 7 Gather Around These are the peaks, the valleys, the towns, & the waters 20 The Fireplace - The Heart what's inside of Your Home which inspire Home Spa 26 Small Batch Artisans create the Fall/Winter 2020 scents and therapies to soothe and the experiences transform by Ellen Hiatt 36 Get Out and Experience the that sweep Great Outdoors Discover the Best of Seattle NorthCountry you HopeWorks Station a w ay. 52 A Net Zero Building with a 12 Net Positive Outcome by Bryan Corliss The Everything Home Quil Ceda Creek Casino Functional, Peaceful 58 Exciting new casual dining concepts and Beautiful by Christina Olson Hendrickson by John & Sheri Monte 64 Kelnero Beyond Bar Food by Carol Banks Weber 66 The Cottage at Blue Ridge Chasing the "Perfect Loaf" by Carol Banks Weber 68 Angel of the Winds 30 Farm-to-Table Touches in Unexpected, Delightful Places Wine, Spirits, Beer and by Carol Banks Weber Food Pairing A Complement to Any Meal 70 Skylight Farms by Ellen Hiatt Growing Colorful Food for Community by Carol Banks Weber Colibrí Sweets 72 Serving Pint-Sized Joy by Carol Banks Weber 40 Hibulb Cultural Center 76 Over 300 Ancient Artifacts on Display Art in Public Spaces The Sculpting of Space and 78 Earth Sanctuary the Urban Experience Explore stone circles, labyrinths and by Ellen Hiatt other tactile installations Find yourself in a world of experiences, cultures, and places of wonder in 80 Hat Island Survivors Seattle NorthCountry—where 2,000 square miles of mountains and rivers, Seeds of Hope cities and towns, farmlands and coastlines come together for you. by Wendy Leigh Plan your adventure at SeattleNorthCountry.com 8 WELCOME MAGAZINE FALL + WINTER 2020 9 As the state’s first designated Creative District, Edmonds welcomes you to explore the art museum, performing arts, galleries, hundreds of public art pieces, and more. rediscoverEdmonds.com 10 WELCOME MAGAZINE FALL + WINTER 2020 11 The Everything Home How to Create a Home that’s Functional and Family-Friendly JOHN & SHERI MONTE Photos by Miranda Estes Photography It’s no secret that everything we’ve experienced so far in 2020 has changed our perspectives of home, forever. For many of us, our homes suddenly, without warning, became the place our entire lives would revolve around. And to be quite frank, when it comes to comfort, it can be overwhelmingly difficult to go from spending a little time in the morning (or evening) and a couple of extra hours during the weekend, to spending nearly every waking moment of your day at home for weeks –– and what’s now becoming –– months on end. Looking forward, as our everyday routines slowly begin to take us further and further away from our homes again, one thing that remains constant is an almost universal hope and the necessity for our homes to be many things. For many of us, we’re asking ourselves how our homes can be what they’ve always been, but also make room for designated home offices, gyms, and workspaces for school, too. We have a renewed desire for our homes to be clean, healthy, and safe, while also feeling comfortable, inviting (yes, we’ll get there), and functional for everyone who lives there. With that in mind, as an expert interior designer and professional organizer, here are a few things to consider to get you started towards creating a home that’s functional and family-friendly. IDENTIFY FUNCTIONAL SPACES Before we ever deep-dive into the land of designing a beautiful living room, kitchen, or bedroom, you have to first identify how you’ll use the space. And while the main functions of those spaces are fairly obvious (relax, cook, sleep), their secondary activities aren’t, but they’re arguably just as important. John and Sheri Monte of Elegant Simplicity in a kitchen they designed and remodeled. 12 WELCOME MAGAZINE FALL + WINTER 2020 13 ..."we’re asking ourselves what do we need from our homes to live the life we truly want." Not everyone has an extra room for their guest bedroom, We know that we have too much stuff in our lives when home office, their gym or where their kids will do their we’re constantly overwhelmed and frustrated with stuff school work, so we really have to consider how we plan being everywhere, stuff being lost and stuff being bought to use them (or how others plan to use them) before we that we know we already own. begin thinking about all the beautiful design elements At the end of the day, decluttering your home isn’t of the space. about getting rid of everything you own, it’s about making In other words, we’re asking ourselves what do we need room for the things that matter most. from our homes to live the life we truly want. Identifying functional spaces before designing them aligns our WHAT YOU BRING INTO YOUR HOME MATTERS desires for our lives with the home we live in.