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The look of this remarkable kitchen interior would work well in an art studio or loft, with the unexpectedly exciting pairing of rather rustic and ultra-modern! A great example of the hot trend of mixing the very new with the very old, we see a bright and shiny, totally up-to-date Alessi kitchen against pale, mottled, unfinished walls. The contrast in age is heightened with the dated brick fireplace in the corner, which also brings a certain coziness to the kitchen. The slightly battered wooden floors that may have seen better days now possess a charm and character that a newer floor wouldn’t develop for many years. High-tech equipment including the television and satellite dish, however, bring us firmly back to the 21st century. A dramatic kitchen interior design for those who respect the past, but relish the now.

Updated Sep 11, 2009

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Marco Zanini: Sepik Teapot

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Fantasmically unique tea pot

Updated Oct 30, 2009

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Sub-Zero's newest model with glass door front

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Sub-Zero’s newest model, the 601 RG glass door front, is an advance in both design and technology. Of course you have to showcase your food (and clean fridge ;-)) which can be awesome or really really embarrassing. The interior light settings include full illumination, glow and off.

Updated Oct 28, 2009

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All-in-one Vintage Kitchen Appliance : Old Is Gold! - Hometone

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Great vintage looking design for the space constrained that want vintage

Updated Sep 19, 2009

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VivaTerra - Puzzle Board

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This cutting board words great, for fondue parties (splitting up the chopped food), having the little ones help in the kitchen, sticking a layer between that hot pot and your table, or just providing a little cutting piece of your cutting board to take with you.

Updated Aug 1, 2009