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This looks like its based on Bulthaup B2 system, but loads cheaper no doubt. It's gorgeous, and I can see this being perfect for other storage if crafts are not your thing: http://www.bulthaup.com/bulthaup/internet/en/home.nsf/contentview/4EE1ABDA308BCD2BC12574E200291320

In the bedroom pic, is that egg vase affixed to the wall as decoration? or is it re-purposed as a doorknob?

Its gorgeous, love the kitchen, however impractical it may be!

This is actually not uncommon in Asia, the fridge models from Hitachi, Sharp, Samsung, etc. can come with up to 6 doors, can include a "bar" door in the front for getting your drinks without having to open the big door, etc.

I have one in my son's room, (he's 3). It the Ekkore (sp?) from IKEA, and been there for as long as he's been. He's not so much into it now, but probably later when he learns how to do it himself.

No difference, its a to-ma-to/to-mah-to thing.

But I do tend to think that these pictures look great becuase the beds are space saving, and not pictured in small rooms, where in most cases they will be used. So the impact in situ might be a bit different.

ebay is always an option....

Oh, welcome to Hong Kong, I'm sure you will have a great time! So much to see and do, and hopefully you may get a chance to see some real living places and fittings. Looking fwd to reading your report when you get back.

Easy: Droog has a great looking one we could not resist getting for our son:

http://www.unicahome.com/p10843/dumbo-cups-by-richard-hutten.html

Harry Allen's look similar, but not exactly like those pictured.
I wonder why her elephant stools are so shiny, mine is quite matte, just like these: http://www.nova68.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=21002101&Category_Code=170

Is "Steppi" German for "ladder that looks like a tripp trapp"?

Raine: fwiw, the TT is great, our son took a week to get used to it and loves it now, except when he wants to act "big" and sit on a regular chair. Not sure why you would want wheels on a high chair though; my son quickly learned he could push on the table to slide his chair out, that would be much easier (and dangerous) if there were wheels. Also since we eat at the table, there's no need to move the chair around.