Interior Design Seattle

Seattle's climate and cultural ties to Northern Europe make Scandinavian design a perfect fit. White walls, warm wood, and cozy textiles combat gray days while keeping spaces bright and functional.

Modern design in Seattle incorporates local materials — cedar, Douglas fir, basalt — into clean-lined contemporary spaces. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame mountain and water views.

Seattle's strong ties to both Japanese and Nordic cultures converge in Japandi style. The city's design community was among the first in the US to embrace this fusion.

Pioneer Square and SoDo lofts with exposed brick and timber beams have made industrial design a beloved Seattle aesthetic, reflecting the city's maritime and warehouse history.

Seattle has one of the largest concentrations of Craftsman homes in the US. Built-in bookshelves, wide trim, and warm wood floors define this Arts & Crafts heritage that remains deeply popular.

Seattleites bring the outdoors in with living walls, abundant houseplants, natural wood, stone, and water features. The connection to nature is central to PNW design.