Tuma Designs

06/19/2023

Late post...
African Fashion Week Seattle representing Tanzania 🇹🇿

11/21/2022

Karibu sana Zuchu
We can't wait to see you...

Zuchu will be in Seattle, Friday Nov 25th, 2022

Ticket On Sale Now.... at

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/zuchu-live-show-seattle-tickets-459905699327

Let's Go Seattle!!!

.designs ._wasafi

10/02/2022

Flowers are always beautiful💞

Wedding cakes with flowers, whether sugar or fresh, are classic, beautiful, and guaranteed to make a statement at your reception

06/28/2022

We are here to bring your vision to reality

Call us for your next event
@2062257534

New centerpieces available for rent too..

06/28/2022

Call us for your next event
TumaDesigns @2062257534

Let's work together to make your vision to reality.

09/30/2021

Congrats Bride to Be Farhiyo
Fall Bridal Shower by Tuma Design
Thank you for trusting us.

09/30/2021

05/24/2021

Tanzanite Gala

05/24/2021

Tanzanite Gala May15th, 2021

09/21/2020

Flashback Bumblebee Baby Shower 2018
Please call us to book the next event with us.

09/16/2020

Ready to The Next Level
Owner
.Desigs

09/16/2020

As a result of my wedding decor my clients would make their special day memorable and would have stress free event.
I'm looking for people who are ready to experience and see their vision comes to reality. Who do you know?
Let's connect😘

09/16/2020

Ready to the next level

09/16/2020

Flashback - Prince Birthday Party Decoration - Jan 2020

12/31/2019

To all our customers, family, and friends - We wish you a happy, safe, joyful, peaceful and marvelous 2020.
Our team is looking forward to your next event. Call us to bring your vision into reality.
Thank you all for 2019 - Cheers to 2020!

04/16/2019

Center For Multicultural Health - Getting Ready for Community Engagement @ NewHolly Gathering Hall

04/14/2019

Final work - Love what I do..
Alhamdulilah

04/14/2019

Love what I do especially when the the bride and groom are happy with your but is more rewarding when everyone loved and talked about it...
Thanks Aida and Brent for allowing TumaDesigns to be part of your special day Congrats to you both - May The Almighty bless their union.

04/14/2019

Alhamdulilah another wedding at MAPS Redmond by me...
Please give us a call for all decor needs.
Congrats Mr & Mrs. Batiste

04/14/2019

My phone messed up while live... Sorry but you can watch the videos on my other posts ⬆

04/10/2019

Leo Almodal

Have you got your wedding dress yet...
Check him out - beautiful dresses

A Bespoke Leo Almodal Bridal Masterpiece
Fashion Designer Leo Almodal
Fashion Coordinator: Richard Sumait

For Inquiries Whatsapp +639175365401
Instagram www.instagram.com/leoalmodal

03/15/2019

Juat finishing up decorating the Somali Community Services of Seattle

03/09/2019

International Women's Day event at Somali Community Services of Seattle decorations by Fatma Al-Tamim

02/16/2019

Blossom

Blossom

10 easy napkin folds for any dinner party!

02/13/2019

5-Minute Crafts GIRLY

Paint with creativity can make wonders... Happy Wednesday!

Stunning ways to paint your walls. :o

02/09/2019

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Please Be Safe & Stay Warm!

Hello everyone,

Kindly distribute this information for staying safe during this winter weather to your family, friends and other networks.

CURRENT FORECAST: Accumulating snow is likely Friday and Saturday. A winter storm watch is in effect for the metro area from Friday afternoon through Saturday afternoon. A total of 3-6 inches of new snow is the most likely scenario Friday-Saturday. The reasonable worst case scenario Friday-Saturday is up to 12 inches of new snow in a few locations. Precipitation could be rain or rain snow mix initially on Friday. The heaviest snow is expected to be Friday night through Saturday morning. Local blowing and drifting snow is possible Friday night and Saturday as gusty north winds develop.

The National Weather Service: http://forecast.weather.gov/Seattle King County

STAYING SAFE IN COLD WEATHER
• If you have a power outage, find places where you can go to get warm, such as the home of friends and family whose homes have power. Many cities have opened centers where people can go during the day to stay warm. Center locations can be found at http://www.kingcounty.gov/safety/prepare
• Watch for signs of frostbite and hypothermia: slurred speech, confusion, uncontrollable shivering, stumbling, drowsiness, and body temperature of 95° F or less. Get medical help immediately if you think someone has frostbite or hypothermia.
• Get out of wet clothes immediately and warm up with a blanket or warm fluids like hot herbal tea or soup. Avoid caffeinated or alcoholic beverages if you think you or someone you are trying to help has hypothermia or frostbite.
• Watch your footing on surfaces that may be icy and slick, and wear shoes that provide traction.
• Be careful not to overexert yourself when shoveling snow, especially if you have heart disease or high blood pressure, as the cold weather puts extra strain on your heart.
• Do not sled on streets or on slopes near streets, ponds, or streams.
• Avoid driving if you can. If you must drive, allow safe stopping times and distances.
PREVENT CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING
Carbon monoxide poisoning can kill you. Physical symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning may include splitting headache, nausea and vomiting, and lethargy and fatigue.

Prevent poisoning from carbon monoxide:
• Only use a generator outdoors and far from open windows and vents
• Never use a generator or portable propane heater indoors, in garages or carports
• Never cook or heat inside on a charcoal or gas grill.
If you believe you could be experiencing carbon monoxide poisoning, get fresh air immediately. Call for medical help from a neighbor's home. The Fire Department will tell you when it is safe to reenter the home.

English: https://www.kingcounty.gov/depts/health/emergency-preparedness/preparing-yourself/~/media/depts/health/emergency-preparedness/documents/carbon-monoxide-flyer-EN.ashx


Carbon Monoxide – Video in English
http://youtu.be/zcJkM60q7M4


STAYING WARM INDOORS SAFELY
If you cannot get to a warm place and must stay at a cold location:
· Wear several layers of light weight, warm clothing rather than one layer of heavy clothing. Wear hats, mittens, and blankets indoors.
· Close curtains and cover windows and doors with blankets. Everyone should try to stay together in one room, with the door closed, to keep in body heat.
HELP OTHERS
• Warn others about carbon monoxide poisoning. Share the information with neighbors, friends, family and community groups.
• Check on family, friends, and neighbors, especially if they are elderly or if you think their power might be out.
• If you know someone who has lost electricity, invite them to your home to stay warm.

SHELTER AND ROAD INFORMATION
· Severe weather shelters are open throughout the region for homeless residents. Find locations and hours here: https://www.resourcetalk.crisisconnections.org/winter-shelter-locations-and-dates-for-2017-18/
· Metro transit Snow Routes, prioritized for plowing: http://metro.kingcounty.gov/up/rr/adverseweather.html
· King County Road Services snow routes, preparedness tips, FAQ for unincorporated areas: http://www.kingcounty.gov/roads/snow
· Sign up for Road Alert email, text message travel advisories: http://www.kingcounty.gov/roadalert

Hypothermia - English
English: https://www.kingcounty.gov/depts/health/emergency-preparedness/preparing-yourself/hypothermia.aspx

Thank you

Adiam Mengis, MPH, LLB
Pronouns: She/Her/Hers
Educator Consultant III
Healthy Community Planning & Partnership Program
Environmental Health Services Division
Public Health Seattle & King County

Email: [email protected]
Phone: 206-263-6746
Office: 401 Fifth Ave, Suite 1100, Seattle, WA 98104

12/23/2018

So blessed to be part of this amazing couple, thanks to Mr. & Mrs. Haroub Ali for allowing and choosing TumaDesigns to decorate and design their 20th Anniversary.
May The Almighty continue blessing you both with more years to come - Ameen.