The results are in! You can see the winners of the 2010 KBCULTURE Awards right here, and read about the judging process.
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Leslie Clagett
- Leslie Clagett is a seasoned yet passionate observer of the international kitchen
and bath industries, and the founder of KBCULTURE.com. An editor at publications ranging from Arts +
Architecture to Kitchens & Baths, she is also the author of The New
City Home [The Taunton Press], among other books. Leslie has a
tremendous respect for quality design and the people who labor in its
pursuit; her discerning eye has been known to get a little misty in the
presence of true beauty.
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A wonderful feature. I found myself liking the runners up best in most cases, except in the toilets department where there were none. (It's a really nice toilet.) Not sure what that means. I've been giving some thought to what might be worse than tepid Pouilly-Fumé. A few things, maybe. But, your reasons are all on the money. Really insightful. And the top two faucets are lefty-righty. We're making progress. Great job.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Evan Jones. I was genuinely impressed with both the quality and quantity of the entrants, which, as a K/B geek, made assessing them all the more enjoyable.
ReplyDeleteObviously, we don't have the facilities to physically install and evaluate the products. But we do have the faculties to do so.
On to 2011!