Corinne Whiting

1 week ago | seattlerefined.com | Corinne Whiting

Refined Story - News3 v1.0.0 (common)69c80f1ee7655405ad92e63c4577173aeef8f823Fallback Presentation. Using deprecated PresentationRouter. Exciting things are taking flight this summer. Kenmore Air, in collaboration with the Puyallup Tribe of Indians, has a much-anticipated update to their flight routes.

1 month ago | seattlerefined.com | Corinne Whiting

A vacation home is a nice thought. But what if you have several at your disposal for less than the price of one? A new Seattle-based company called Esterre has a curated collection of "your homes away from home." The innovative idea aims to revolutionize the homeshare industry. Here's how it works: Esterre's collection of five luxury homes is limited to just 40 owner interests.

1 month ago | seattlerefined.com | Corinne Whiting

An oyster crawl is a tasty (and very PNW) way to enliven this season. Fortunately for local diners, Washington's bounty never disappoints. Coastal communities have long depended on harvesting oysters. Native peoples enjoyed an abundance of the Olympia oyster, the only indigenous one in Washington. The California Gold Rush of the mid-1800s then spurred commercial harvest, as California's waterways were picked over and folks flocked north seeking out oysters from Olympia oyster beds.

Jan 14, 2025 | seattlerefined.com | Corinne Whiting

This region has long celebrated its strong Scandinavian roots, and now there's another exciting link in the mix. A new exhibition from Denmark is currently touring the Pacific Northwest through May. "Boliglaboratorium: A Danish Housing Lab" centers around Nordic-inspired sustainable living. The exhibit, presented at four locations in Seattle and Portland, features six groundbreaking, sustainable housing models created by renowned Danish architecture firms.

Jan 8, 2025 | seattlemet.com | Corinne Whiting

Visitors to the Seattle Art Museum can now enjoy an inspiring exhibit in an airy gallery that showcases the fascinating juxtaposition of how two artists chose to use space. Through June 1, 2025, “Following Space: Thaddeus Mosley & Alexander Calder,” shows the stark contrasts – and sometimes surprising, harmonious complements — of the former talent’s repurposing of woods and logs, and the latter’s groundbreaking creations made of metal.