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- The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash., Kathleen Merryman Column: Do-It-Yourself Kitchen Remodel Tests Civility
- The News Tribune (6/4/2007)
- Jun. 4--Six months ago, I thought I'd made all the changes my kitchen needed. Granted, the fronts to the drawers came off if you pulled on the handles, and the gold flecks had worn off the Formica counter top, and we had to wash the ceiling every month because we didn't have a vent. I'd found a tall, deep, cheap shelf perfect for the free-range pots and pans roaming the stove top and kitchen cart.
- Uptown Baths
- REMODELING Magazine (6/1/2007)
- Furniture styling adds new appeal to contemporary baths.
- Vanity With a View
- REMODELING Magazine (6/1/2007)
- An octagonal vanity provides a dramatic overlook in this master suite remodel.
- saving graces
- residential architect Magazine (6/1/2007)
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YesterTec's Armoire/Kitchen the newest member of YesterTec's line of Kitchen Workstation Furniture.
- ebuild (5/30/2007)
- A complete kitchen concealed within a beautiful armoire. It's perhaps the most versatile piece we make, suited for residential and commercial uses. This one (UK68B-CSR-MH) includes a two-burner cooktop, and convection/microwave/speed cook oven and exhaust hood and a sink, countertop and storage shelving concealed behind bifold pocket doors. Below is an under-counter refrigerator/freezer, a single drawer dishwasher and more storage.
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Amerock Enbraces the Past with New Premium Hardware Collections and the Introduction of a New Finish
- ebuild (5/30/2007)
- Amerock has incorporated the past into today's premium cabinet hardware with the introduction of its Spring 2007 collections and a new hardware finish called Antique Rust. Both efforts will be launched at the Kitchen/Bath Industry Show and Conference. The Spring 2007 collections highlighted by Kane and Crosley feature modern interpretations of distinct 1950s designs, while the Antique Rust finish provides a timeless weathered and worn look across a variety of style categories.
- Is This Your Closet?
- The Santa Fe New Mexican (5/27/2007)
- Many people in Santa Fe have traditional Northern New Mexico homes. One less picturesque feature that most of these adorable homes share, however, is their regrettable lack of closet space. I can only assume that the early NewMexicans who built these homes did not own very many garments-if they did, they would have devoted more than one square foot of their homes to their storage.
- Storage Solutions New Bathroom Styles Create a Need and Designers Answer With Furniturelike Vanities and Drawers
- Daily Herald; Arlington Heights, Ill. (5/27/2007)
- Bathroom storage has evolved from over-the-toilet shelves to today's sophisticated furniture pieces with pullout drawers and removable trays.It's a response to a common dilemma facing homeowners with new or newly remodeled bathrooms: How to provide bathroom storage without sacrificing style.Julien Inc., known for its stainless steel look, has introduced a line of bathroom storage pieces by Los Angeles designer Troy Adams.
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Archer and Bancroft Petite Vanities
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (5/23/2007)
- Kohler. Practical alternatives to popular powder room pedestal lavatories, the Archer and Bancroft (shown) petite vanities provide a rich furniture style and attractive storage options for small but often used secondary bathrooms. Engineered to withstand the rigors of a moisture-rich space, both have been fabricated in maple with a catalyzed polyurethane Black Forest finish. 800-456-4537.
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Artistry Bath Vanity
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (5/23/2007)
- Vanity Flair. Available in more than 40 finishes, such as clear walnut with figured maple (shown), the Artistry vanity with bridge is a 21st-century variation of an Art Deco dressing table with accommodation for one or two drop-in or vessel basins, a center makeup area, and plenty of drawer space. A circular wall mirror with shelf and tub surround complete this stylish collection. 888-479-4108.
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