Posts filed under 'KITCHEN'
From Julie & Janet:
One of our favorite countertop surfaces is CaesarStone, comprised of 93 percent quartz and possessing superior stain, scratch, and heat resistant properties. We especially like Blizzard White with a honed surface (rather than polished), which requires a bit more upkeep but offers a more natural sheen. Available in a range of colors, in two finishes (honed or polished), and a choice of edge configurations; go to CaesarStone for dealer information.
Photo by Minh + Wass.
December 1st, 2008
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From Janet:
We admit to a weakness for traditional utilitarian faucets for the kitchen or the bath; these ten would work equally well in either venue.
Below: Chicago wall-mount kitchen faucet with double-jointed spout; $235 at Faucet.
Below: Steam Valve Original Wall Mounted Bridge Mixer with swivel spout; $945.
Below: Watermark Wall-Mount Bridge Faucet; $495 from Faucet Supply.
Below: Triton Utility Sink Faucet with lever handles by Kohler; $275 at eFaucets.
Below: Heritage Wall-Mount Sink Faucet with 8-inch spout from American Standard; $151.83 at Home Click
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Below: Franke Wall-Mounted Faucet 1200 Series; $479 (for chrome) at AJ Madison.
Below: Whitehaus’ Wall-Mount Country Collection Faucet; visit Whitehaus to locate supplier near you.
Below: Heritage Wall-Mount Sink Faucet by American Standard; $153.09 at Home Click.
Below: American Standard Amarilis Wall-Mount Faucet with soap dish; $150.57 at Home Click.
Below: Sunrise Kitchen Bridge Faucet; $350 at Omega Too.
November 19th, 2008
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- 10 Easy Pieces: Utility Sinks
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From Janet:
We love workhorse utility sinks that don’t have to be hidden in the corner of the laundry room; in fact, several of these options would be great in a kitchen or bathroom.
Below: Kohler Bayview Cast-Iron Wall-Mount Utility Sink with Bayview Wood Sink Stand; $1,726 at Home Click (can also be purchased individually).
Below: American Standard All-Purpose Sink; $665 at Home Click.
Below: Kohler’s Gilford Apron Front Wall-Mount Sink; $1,097 at eFaucets.
Below: The CAB10 Utility Sink with wire shelves from Swedish maker Ifo is available in the US for approximately $750 through Andersson Kitchen and Bath.
Below: Kohler Large Harborview Utility Sink; $1,609 at Vintage Tub and Bath.
Below: Kohler Brockway 3-Foot-Long Wash Sink with two faucets; $859 at Plumbers Surplus.
Below: A sleek, wall-mounted Alia Utility Sink from Lacava for the laundry room—or anywhere, for that matter; $1,440 at Spacify.
Below: This Clarion Farmhouse Drainboard Sink is clean-lined and classic; $1,539 at Vintage Tub and Bath. The same sink in a Wall-Mounted Version is $1,329.
Below: We like the instant counter space and the price of the Udden Single Bowl Sink with Legs; $139 at Ikea.
Below L: The Whitehaus Freestanding Laundry Sink with adjustable legs is $1,089 at Home Click. Below R: Another option is the custom stainless steel table with integrated Culinary Chefhaus sink by Whitehaus; contact Whitehaus for dealer and pricing information.
November 12th, 2008
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- 10 Easy Pieces: Traditional Wall-Mounted Faucets
- 10 Easy Pieces: Guest Bath Sinks
- Kitchen: Utility Sink
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From Julie:
This photo by Johan Fowelin got us thinking about pure white clocks.
Below: The Kanae Medium Clock, designed by Kanae Tsukamoto for Lemnos, measures 10 inches and is made of white porcelain; $165 at Zwello.
Below: The Camp Wall Clock, designed by Stockholm-based architects Claesson Koivisto Rune, is $115.96 at the Scandinavian Design Center.
Below: The Embossed White Clock, designed by Ran Lerner from a single sheet of stamped aluminum, is $26 at Conran.
November 6th, 2008
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From Julie:
When you think of LA, you don’t immediately think of loft living. Aside from the streaming sunlight, this Melrose Place space has a New Yorkish vibe. We like the metal cabinetry, the pot rack (see Kitchen: Open Rail Storage Systems), the galvanized metal pitchers, and the vintage industrial lights.
November 6th, 2008
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From Julie:
Dutch designer Tord Boontje’s Witches’ Kitchen line for Artenica is inspired by the witches and wizards of Western lore. Handcrafted by artisan groups from three different South American countries, the collection features black ceramic cookware from Colombian artisans, wooden kitchen utensils handcarved by Guatemalan craftsmen, and kitchen couture hand-sewn by Brazil’s Coopa-Roca women’s cooperative. Generate offers the collection shown below—set of six utensils, casserole, saucepan, and witch’s and wizard’s oven mitts—for $239.
October 31st, 2008
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From Julie:
Why are European designers and architects so good at creating dark, moody spaces? Justin at Materialicious is a master at sourcing projects from European architects—both established and emerging. Here’s a roundup of kitchens we’ve collected from his site (and other sources).
Below: A kitchen in Copenhagen by CPH Square.
Below: A kitchen by Antwerp architect Vincent van Duysen.
Below: A kitchen in an apartment in Ghent.
Below: Another kitchen in Ghent.
Below: A kitchen in Belgium by Steven de Paepe of ISO.
Below: An open kitchen in a Belgian house by architects Eddy François and Caroline De Wolf.
Below: A rigorously austere space, from Belgium firm Stam Architecten.
Below: A kitchen in Denmark by CPH Square.
Below: A dark/light kitchen in London, via photographer Sarah Blee.
Below: An austere European kitchen, via photographers Verne.
October 31st, 2008
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From Janet and Julie:
Outfitting a first apartment? Equipping a cottage kitchen? Here is a brilliant idea from My Pro Kitchen: an affordable, all-in-one, professional kitchen set for everyday cooks. Sourced from commercial restaurant suppliers, the 36-Piece Set has every must-have item for a well-equipped kitchen; $279 from My Pro Kitchen.
October 21st, 2008
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