Seattle Collective

If you’ve ever looked around your home and thought, “I want this space to feel more like me,” then Design Night in West Seattle is exactly where you need to be this April.

Taking place on Thursday, April 23, 2026, from 5–7 PM, this intimate gathering at Compass West Seattle brings together a curated group of creative professionals and design enthusiasts for an evening centered on inspiration, connection, and actionable ideas.

Spring tends to bring a wave of small home maintenance items that have been easy to ignore during the winter.

A slow drain. A minor leak. A fixture that needs replacing.

None of it feels urgent, but it adds up.

This month’s client offer is meant to make those things easier to take care of.

If you are thinking about making a move into the heart of Seattle, condo living downtown is one of the most compelling options to consider.

For many buyers, the appeal goes far beyond just the property itself. It is about lifestyle, convenience, and how you want your day-to-day life to feel. Downtown Seattle offers a very specific kind of energy, and owning a condo here allows you to fully step into it.

Here is a closer look at why so many buyers are choosing downtown condo living right now.

There are neighborhoods in Seattle that feel busy, and then there are neighborhoods that feel lived in. Eastlake falls into the second category.

Set along the eastern edge of Lake Union, Eastlake has a rhythm that is noticeably different from the rest of the city. It is quieter, more personal, and a little more grounded. People do not just pass through here. They stay.

If you have ever finished a painting project, you know the dilemma.

What do you do with the leftover paint?

Old cans tend to collect in garages, basements, and storage closets because most homeowners are unsure how to dispose of them properly. The good news is that paint disposal does not have to be complicated. You just need to know what type of paint you are dealing with and the correct method for getting rid of it.

Here is a clear breakdown of how to properly dispose of paint in Seattle.

Spring is almost here, which means many of us are decluttering, organizing, and finally tackling those half-finished home projects.

If you have been staring at half-used paint cans in your garage, basement, or storage closet telling yourself you will deal with them eventually, this is your sign.