Clever and imaginative solutions to the common kitchen dilemma – where the $%## do I put the paper towels?! While the paint is still drying, it’s an often-asked question by the TKO (totally kitchen obsessed). During my online quest for the perfect holder I discovered The Workshop of David T Smith whose redware pottery paper [...]
Archive | July, 2011
Beachy Bathrooms
Who doesn’t love bathrooms with colors and motifs that suggest the ocean? I’m crazy about simple cottage bathrooms with vintage tubs. I know they aren’t breaking any new ground, they’ve been shown on every blog from here to Patagonia and they are even taking a seen-one-seen ‘em all quality. But still… What I find attractive [...]
Upscale Blown Glass Lighting
Old world techniques are used to create modern light fixtures of timeless design. With all the mass produced light fixtures on the market today, it’s nice to see a line that is not only functional but oh, so beautiful. While blown glass is the speciality of Studio Bel Vetro owners Lisa Spinella and Paulo DeLima, [...]
Graphic Closet Doors
These modern, colorific sliding door designs wave goodbye to humdrum white and small openings. Bold, brilliant and definitely not for the timid decorator, graphic closet doors from Spain, made by Spazzi, have mural-like impact in any room. A trio of sliding panels also maximizes the interior closet space by making ever corner accessible. In a [...]
Eclectic Gender-Neutral Nursery
We’ve created a space the baby will enjoy and one decorated to be in harmony with the rest of the house. We’re having a baby boom at Atticmag, and it all started a few weeks ago with the Sophisticated Safari Nursery our pal Brandy created for little Blake. This nursery is near and dear to [...]
