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Bed with frame in metal, wood, and multy-density polyurethane foam.Removable cover in fabric or cover in leather/vinyl. Legs in polished chromed metal.

It’s been forever since I had a shower radio. I think I want to bring that back into my routine.

• Splash-proof and water-resistant design
• Large, clear speaker
• Suction cup; non-slip handle and hanging cord • Plastic
• Do not submerge in water
• Requires three AA batteries (not included)

Danish designer Jacob Jensen’s cordless doorbell features five different polyphonic tunes. It features a LED that indicates both ring and low battery level. Protected from the interference of other cordless products.

Modern shed out of Seattle sells these great modern one room studios that can be built in a weekend.

If you’ve ever wished you could paint your walls a Pantone color, now’s your pricy chance. Pantone just released a line of paint through Fine Paints of Europe.

This is not cheap. But sometimes it’s nice to see how much things cost without having to call an interior designer.

materials:
Exmar material, composite of resin and quartz powder

notes:
The Spoon is available with or without the hardware tower and also in a “sand” color. Contact the store for more information, pricing and shipping details. 1-866-888-6677. Allow 16 weeks for delivery. Please note pricing below does not include tap or faucet.

dimensions:
72.75″ long 39.75″ wide 53 gallon capacity 352 lbs.

Since this platter is hand wash only, I think it would be best suited in the bath for corralling countertop items so they look like one cohesive unit instead of a mish-mash of bottles and ointments. gross.

• Underpainted design
• Beveled rims
• Glass
• Hand wash

It’s not often that a bath mat ellicits suprise and delight, yet I think I felt both when seeing this one…it’s anti-slip (of course), looks cool and allegedly provides your feet with a nice little massage action.

Available in white or blue.

I especially like the tray. It’s a good way of making all your bath accessories look organized.

“Cross at the corner. The warm grain of natural acacia wood for the bath, handcrafted with jigsaw puzzle details. Like interlocking corner joinery secured with wood pegs and floating slat tray bottoms. Fine 8″ sawtooth dovetail joinery randomly occurs on side panels to unite light and dark walnut tones. This level of craftsmanship could easily be triple the price. Big plus: eco-friendly acacia hardwood is H20-resistant.”

• Corner peg construction detail
• Acacia wood with walnut finish
• Wipe with damp cloth.

A simple bread bag to make a perfect addition to any modern kitchen or table top. Magnets around the top can keep the bag closed for warm rolls. Available in 4 color options.

These dry sacks are noteworthy for several reasons. First, they’re designed to keep your valuables and electronics dry, perfect for backpacking trips where rain could be involved. The sacks also feature an easy-to-open recycled aluminum valve on the side which twists open and closed to purge trapped air inside bag, helping to reduce bulk.

Most notably though, is the fact that it’s made sustainably:

• Constructed with a non-dyed, single-coated bamboo fabric, these durable dry sacks will keep your gear dry and the world around you clean
• Bamboo is a highly renewable resource that is easily grown without fertilizers and pesticides, resulting in far less impact on the environment
• Pacific Outdoor Equipment purchases environmentally friendly wind power to offset the carbon created in the production of the sacks

Wall mounting ‘fireplace’ runs on bio-ethanol. Available online or also through distributors in the US.

• low fuel consumption (ca. 500 ml per hour)
• even flames, even when the fuel is low
• long burning (2.5 liter capacity)
• very low heating of the housing
• ideal safety thanks to a double-walled combustion chamber
• ignition even at a very low fuel level
• infinitely adjustable regulating flaps
• unlimited usage thanks to the special ceramic combustion chamber.

Stunning table made from one sheet of beechwood.

“The yo-yo table was designed by Jakob Wagner for Moroso in 2004. Baring attractive curves and a pleasing shape, this table embodies true beauty through a minimal straightforward design.”

Given the 2003 Red Dot Design award, Jan Hoekstra’s Cookware Series is designed with some really cool features:

“Saucepan twists and locks in place so liquids can be safely poured from notches on either side. In addition to giving you the convenience of one-handed straining, the interior of this Saucepan has a convenient measuring gauge so you can see how much you’ve added or removed. The gauge is in metric, attesting to the collection’s European roots. For the cook with too little storage space (and who doesn’t?), Hoekstra’s Cookware is made to nest together for compact storage. Made with a heat-resistant coated exterior in a choice of three colors and stainless steel interior, this Saucepan is suitable for all types of heat sources, from gas to induction cook tops.”

“…a 1 GB memory stick in a handmade porcelain case featuring USB 2.0. The Porcelain Memory turns the traditional notion of a memory stick on its head and offers a hand crafted, beautifully glazed piece of technology in a non-tech body, and the presentation really shines when the operating LED starts glowing through the china.”

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