Archive for February, 2008

DutchTub

Posted February 26th, 2008 by Tanya Palta

Who doesn’t dream of snow capped mountains, blue skies and a big orange bathtub right in the middle! Okay not one of the most conventional imageries out there but as someone said “normal is boring”. Read more…

More curves than Mulholland Drive

Posted February 25th, 2008 by Franki Durbin

While just about everything else in our homes has evolved, the lowly shower curtain rod has barely changed over the past few decades. Sure, we have the advent of the curved model, allowing the illusion of greater space in narrow shower stalls. Read more…

The most comfortable armchair. Ever.

Posted February 23rd, 2008 by Rus Yusupov

I can’t say that I have ever sat in the beautiful DS-166 armchair, but just looking at it makes me feel safe and at ease. It’s so puffy, so soft and light. I wouldn’t be surprised if this thing was filled with air. Read more…

Aspen Sofa

Posted February 22nd, 2008 by Joseph Starr

The Aspen Sofa is the product of two notables in modern furniture design: Italian Manufacturer Cassina and French Designer Jean Marie Massaud. Read more…

UltraTouch Insulation

Posted February 22nd, 2008 by Stephanie Horowtiz

UltraTouch Cotton Fiber insulation is a great product if your clients plan to install insulation themselves. It doesn’t itch or deposit potentially harmful fibers into your lungs. This is a huge advantage to the installer but does not necessarily translate to increased health for the building occupant as insulation should be sealed within the wall cavity. Read more…

No. 10 Letterbox

Posted February 22nd, 2008 by Rus Yusupov

The No. 10 Letterbox, designed by Mark Naden of TODA, was made to mimic the look of a standard no. 10 envelope. The design is simple and smart, with a slightly curved lip for easy access to mail inside. It is made of steel and is zinc-plated to protect against weathering and rust. Read more…