Sep 10

The Aviary: A new micro-shop in Seattle sells objects that inspire and stimulate the brain

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The Aviary


by Sam Bovarnick In Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood, on an unusually cloudy summer evening, CH visited Ken Mitchell’s creativity shop The Aviary. Stepping into The Aviary is a joyfully discombobulating experience. The shop is maybe 10×10 ft…

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