Cutting Board on Shine

Surprising Style Source: Folk art museum shops

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Have you ever had the disheartening experience of coming home from an exotic trip with a bundle of carefully selected souvenirs, only to find "Made in China" stickers on the backs of half of them? (This is, of course, assuming you were not actually vacationing in China, which would be a...

Five cool new bbq accessories

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I ventured into my garden for the first time the other day and stared longingly at my kettle grill. I even sniffed the air, breathing in the imaginary aromas of slightly sweet, hickory-smoked ribs. It's that time of year again, and I am psyched. Here are some new products that might get the steaks, I mean creative juices, flowing this season. (And if you need a new grill for your balcony or backyard, check out my previous post.)

Bowling alley wood furniture strikes again

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If you were intrigued, as I was, by the recycled bowling-alley tables, benches, and counter tops we spotted at Counter Evolution NYC's flea market booth, but are not in the market (or in the money) for any of those items, may I direct you to a significantly more portable, affordable product that's new to their line: the bowling alley cutting board. Yes, you have to get past the idea of the thousands of rental shoes and pizza-grease-wiped bowling balls that crossed its path in a past life, but the boards have been fully cleaned and sealed and treated with mineral oil.