Check out Josh’s kitchen, Done with KraftMaid Venicia. Well done! you would never guess this kitchen would be in this house. See more pics and links after the jump.

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Just a little love from OHIO DESIGN. Amazing line of furniture and accessories.

Quality
OHIO uses only the highest quality materials. Where possible, we use recycled and environmentally friendly substances and techniques. More pics and link after the jump.

Plywood vs. Hardwood
Where appropriate, we use high-grade seven-layer plywood in our products. Plywood is more economically and ecologically sensible than solid hardwoods in many regards. It is also structurally stronger, making it the smart choice for larger surfaces. Plywood is not as susceptible to warping, expansion, contraction, or checks (minute breaks or splits) as hardwood. Out of respect for the environment and with durability in mind, we use hardwood sparingly and where appropriate—that is, where it can be best appreciated.

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I guess I am on a hotel kick right now. Austin Texas is home to Hotel San José. What they did here is completely amazing. I love the modern hominess (I know that’s not a word) Take a look at the pics, they speak for themselves. Although I am a little disappointed with their website. More pics and link after the jump.

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What a brilliant idea. We currently have Corian countertops in our kitchen and they are practically bomb proof which is good with two young children. These trays and other accessories from FTF Design Studio are so clean and beautiful, at first glance I would have never guessed Corian. I could have one of these in each room of the house. I am particularly fond of the trays with the bamboo inserts. More pics and link after the jump.

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I really like the SETCAST collection by voonwong&bensonsaw. These are not your typical bone china pieces. Not only are they functional but they make these great patterned landscapes. These would look pretty cool just about anywhere. More pics and link after the jump.

The preciousness of the material has been combined with sculptural and architectural forms to create a series of exceptional objects intended to be used at the table. These objects are for everyday use but in themselves are small works of art. The collection comprises 7 new families of tableware items that reflect a more informal approach to dining: including trivets, candlesticks, condiment bowls and hors d’oeuvre dishes.

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