13 Mar Western Landmark: The Historic Davenport Hotel
This landmark hotel is a testament to turn-of-the-century elegance in Spokane, Washington...
13 Mar Rendering: Designs for People First
In the Pacific Northwest, Scott | Edwards Architecture finds the right fit for every client...
13 Mar Perspective: Frances Senska [1914–2009]
The Montana artist and educator leaves her mark on American ceramics...
13 Mar In the Studio: Creative Cooperation
Identical twin sisters, Lisa and Lori Lubbesmeyer forge separate identities while collaborating on the same works of art in Bend, Oregon...
12 Mar Designing the West: Cultivated by Nature
Living Green Design creates lush, vibrant landscapes that delight the senses and beckon exploration...
13 Jan Editor's Note: Western Epilogue
Everyone has a perspective of the West. From glorified visions to vague notions, it’s a place with thematic potential “as vast as any horizon.” Perhaps more than other regions, the West is full of stories, those based in history, those based in myth and those...
13 Jan Details: Things We Love
From functional sculptures to a hand-painted drum and an artisian backgammon set, WA&A editors select their favorite objets d’art...
12 Jan Wanderings: Boise, Idaho
Blending tradition, nature and the arts, this capitol city charms with its small-town feel and urban amenities...
12 Jan Illuminations: Ones to watch
Spotlighting the work of photographer Cara Romero...
12 Jan Illuminations: Ones to watch
Spotlighting the work of architect Carol Cozen...