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Bright Ideas

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What gives the Cyclone cooktop its name are the seemingly whirling gas flames, produced by channeling the fire through curved slits—rather...

Sink as Sculpture

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I like the way the stepped structure of the Batea bowl makes the user—if only for a moment—think about the task at hand. Will the eggplant...

An Evolution in Design

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The Thema kitchen is more refined than the salvaged-industrial look kitchen, yet it still offers the opportunity to personalize the design...

Can't Face It

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As devotees of Flashback Friday know, these weekly posts usually take a neo-nostalgic view of the past. While I could continue in that vei...

A Detail Makes a Difference

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My theory as to why industrial-style plumbing has been more popular in the bathroom than in the kitchen focuses on the fact that a tall le...

A Real Floor Show

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Continuing on the topic of mixing wood with stone , this floor would elevate any bathroom or kitchen. No, it's not encaustic tiles o...

All of a Piece

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The folks at A-Cero Design created the Spirit II vanity—which also, for all intents and purposes, includes a sink, too. With counter and s...
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