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Villeroy and Boch Reveal “La Belle” Collection

By Nichole • Nov 10th, 2009 • Category: Design and Architecture

One of my favorite places to visit in California is Carmel By the Sea. A walk down Ocean Avenue yields many unique storefronts and offerings. In particular, I’m always drawn to the Villeroy and Boch store for a peek at the latest in fixtures and faucets.
The German-Headquartered Villeroy & Boch announced this week the introduction [...]



Build Your Own Theater Chair with Elite Home Theater Seating

By Amy • Nov 3rd, 2009 • Category: Design and Architecture

In the past few years, home theaters have gone from being totally extravagant home indulgences to now being almost expected in a modern luxury home. One company that’s at the forefront of posh home theater design is Elite Home Theater Seating, who offers customers an even more convenient and tech-savvy way to build your perfect home [...]



Eco-Conscious Fabrics

By Nichole • Oct 28th, 2009 • Category: Design and Architecture

As we reach a more and more eco-conscious mind frame, the search for green products and everyday items becomes much easier to manifest. Green ideas are everywhere, from the car you drive to the clothes you wear, to the kind of toilet paper you buy. Reupholstering your favorite couch has now become another eco-conscious element [...]



Wall Murals by Worldwide Graphics

By Hayley • Oct 20th, 2009 • Category: Design and Architecture

I really, REALLY love this mural on the wall and think its the coolest thing for a dining room, bedroom or office. Infact, at our offices, we have a super huge wall mural of one of our photoshoots and it looks superb. Now you can have this look at home.

The world of graphics is finding [...]



Gifts For The Home

By Nichole • Oct 16th, 2009 • Category: Design and Architecture

Here is a great gift idea for the home as holidays are fast approaching.

CEIVA Logic, the inventor and supplier of the leading connected digital photo frame, recently announced the launch of the all new CEIVA Pro 80 Digital Photo Frame. The latest in CEIVA’s popular line of connected digital photo frames and just in time [...]



Timeless Tables From Sutherland

By Hayley • Oct 9th, 2009 • Category: Design and Architecture

Shift your elegant lifestyle outdoors with ease or make the choice to remain indoors. Clean, classic lines and everyday functionality come together in Sutherland’s new Hameau Collection of tables and seating, as designed by John Hutton. With proportions and designs that reflect indoor furnishings and thoughtful touches such as drop leaves and removable serving trays, [...]



Letter Art

By Nichole • Oct 2nd, 2009 • Category: Design and Architecture

If you’ve read this blog in any detail, then by now you know that I am all over anything that can be personalized. From monogrammed sheets to plastering family pictures any and everywhere. I recently stumbled upon a Web site suited for people who like to be reminded of the individuals who inhabit their spaces. [...]



The JBL Synthesis Home Theater System is the Choice for Rascal Flatts

By Hayley • Sep 25th, 2009 • Category: Design and Architecture

Supplying a top of the line surround sound system to one of today’s most prominent international music artists, Carl Tatz Design installed a JBL Synthesis Home Theater System into Rascal Flatts bass guitarist Jay DeMarcus’ home studio complex, the Grip II Screening Lounge. The system demonstrates the absolute finest sound quality that can be displayed [...]



D1 Spas Offers Earth-Friendly Yet fashionable Hot Tubs

By Hayley • Sep 11th, 2009 • Category: Design and Architecture

I really love the looks of these eco-friendly hot tubs, and like them even more becuase they are “green.”

Here are some way that these hot tubs are doing their part for the environment. D1 Spas’s earth-friendly features include:
• 100% foam insulation so spas use up to 85% less energy than traditional in-ground, non-insulated hot tubs.
• Hot [...]



Energy-Efficient Spas

By Nichole • Sep 4th, 2009 • Category: Design and Architecture

Not being a pool owner, this was a trend I wasn’t even familiar with. Apparently, the hard economy has made it difficult for some homeowners to manage the upkeep on their pools, prompting them to swallow the cost of making the pools inoperable. A San Diego-based company, D1 Spas has energy— and upkeep—friendly models for [...]