I've got blue throughout the entire first floor of my home. You enter to a blue/cream diamond foyer. The drapery tiebacks are blue rope/tassels. The kitchen and hallway floors are blue tile. Th...
Didn't include gray in my Color Notes: A Red-time Story post, (drats!), but love the combo! I've got red with... turquoise, tan, lavender, pale gold and pale green.
What a cool feature! I was in NYC from 6/4 to 6/11. Just missed it, unfortunately. Here are some of the cool things I didn't miss, including hot product releases from Duravit, Sicis and Bosch:
I wrote a piece for the Tampa Tribune about a year ago called the New American Laundry Room. It covered the emergence of this utilitarian space into the design world, and inspired me to decorate m...
I'm a self-employed kitchen and bath designer and agree with what's shared in the summary of the article. My work has always been about Sensible Style, and never about the excesses of our pre-rece...
Nice collection! The words "Disco Kitchen" caught my attention for two reasons: (1) I grew up in the Saturday Night Fever era and neighborhood! (2) My Kitchen/Bath Industry Show 2009 - Style Spo...
Kohler had one of the best line-ups of new products at the Kitchen/Bath Industry Show that ended on Sunday. (Too many exhibitors showed little to no new product, which made the Wisconsin wizards s...
I'm an independent kitchen and bath designer, so I've worked with dozens of brands and am not associated professionally with any lines.
One that I've found to be of pretty good quali...
I'm glad that the selection of eco-friendly furniture and fittings is increasing. That's good for us, our homes and good for the planet, too!
I was curious about my designer friends' ...
Here are some more luxuries, none more than $150, based on list of six components every great master bath should have:
1. Brilliant Lighting
2. Smarter Storage
3. Fab New A...
Big time kudos to you for being an awesome grandchild! (We designed our downstairs bath and guest room with my grandmother in mind, but her health later kept her from traveling to see us! Other e...
I love 'em, too. (Have for years, though, as tenderleaf points out, I'm not a gardener either!). If you'd like to see some in different room settings, please check out this blog post:
I've also been a fan of garden stools for years, and feel both tweaked and vindicated that they're showing up everywhere these days. I laughed out loud at Tenderleaf's point, as I'm not a gardener...
Beautiful project! Congratulations. One thing I was curious about... I didn't spot any notes on the vent hood. I would have opted for Miele's retractable hood -- introduced at the 2008 Kitchen/B...
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I've got blue throughout the entire first floor of my home. You enter to a blue/cream diamond foyer. The drapery tiebacks are blue rope/tassels. The kitchen and hallway floors are blue tile. Th...
Didn't include gray in my Color Notes: A Red-time Story post, (drats!), but love the combo! I've got red with... turquoise, tan, lavender, pale gold and pale green.
What a cool feature! I was in NYC from 6/4 to 6/11. Just missed it, unfortunately. Here are some of the cool things I didn't miss, including hot product releases from Duravit, Sicis and Bosch:
I wrote a piece for the Tampa Tribune about a year ago called the New American Laundry Room. It covered the emergence of this utilitarian space into the design world, and inspired me to decorate m...
I'm a self-employed kitchen and bath designer and agree with what's shared in the summary of the article. My work has always been about Sensible Style, and never about the excesses of our pre-rece...
Nice collection! The words "Disco Kitchen" caught my attention for two reasons: (1) I grew up in the Saturday Night Fever era and neighborhood! (2) My Kitchen/Bath Industry Show 2009 - Style Spo...
No tubs included, but great new products from the 2009 Kitchen/Bath Industry Show: http://jgkitchens....
Kohler had one of the best line-ups of new products at the Kitchen/Bath Industry Show that ended on Sunday. (Too many exhibitors showed little to no new product, which made the Wisconsin wizards s...
I'm an independent kitchen and bath designer, so I've worked with dozens of brands and am not associated professionally with any lines. One that I've found to be of pretty good quali...
Jessimarie - Check this links for kitchen lights -- all $150 or less: http://jgkitchens.blogs...
I'm glad that the selection of eco-friendly furniture and fittings is increasing. That's good for us, our homes and good for the planet, too! I was curious about my designer friends' ...
Here are some more luxuries, none more than $150, based on list of six components every great master bath should have: 1. Brilliant Lighting 2. Smarter Storage 3. Fab New A...
Love the Eames lounge chair. It's my dream to have one in my future home office!
Beautiful selection -- thanks for sharing!
Big time kudos to you for being an awesome grandchild! (We designed our downstairs bath and guest room with my grandmother in mind, but her health later kept her from traveling to see us! Other e...
I love 'em, too. (Have for years, though, as tenderleaf points out, I'm not a gardener either!). If you'd like to see some in different room settings, please check out this blog post:
I've also been a fan of garden stools for years, and feel both tweaked and vindicated that they're showing up everywhere these days. I laughed out loud at Tenderleaf's point, as I'm not a gardener...
Really great, useful info! Here's what the Color Marketing Council had to say about colors for 2009:
Beautiful project! Congratulations. One thing I was curious about... I didn't spot any notes on the vent hood. I would have opted for Miele's retractable hood -- introduced at the 2008 Kitchen/B...
I love pot racks as great space savers -- http://jgkitchens.blogspot.com/2008/09/s-is-for-septembers-smart-st...