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Eco-friendly sink from Waterfall Bathroom Furniture
By Domino Magazine, on Wed Jun 25, 2008 8:00am PDT
Never before have domino staffers been so excited by a sink. It's perfectly proportioned, comes in 13 low-VOC shades and the core is formaldehyde-free fiberboard.
"The Diplomat" $1,728 waterfallbath.com for stores
Find more eco-chic ways to make your bathroom greener, yet still gorgeous!
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What's On Sale: spa style for the bathroom
By calliejenschke, on Mon May 26, 2008 5:44am PDTNo, you don't actually have to turn your bathroom into a spa to get the same relaxation effects; a warm bath is probably sufficient to do the job. Still, a few streamlined, spa-inspired pieces couldn't hurt, particularly when they're on sale, like the three featured here.
Organic and spare, Restoration Hardware's Italian porcelain and Indonesian teak Reyes sink will inspire you to tuck your gummy toothpaste tube out of sight. Was $1,299; now $899. restorationhardware.com
Photo credit: Restoration Hardware
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Kitchen Inspiration
By Catherine Halley, Scrappy Girl Decorates, Domino, on Thu Apr 17, 2008 7:03am PDTAges ago, when I was considering the double IKEA apron sink, Kate of Kate F, Girl Reporter fame, sent me some pictures of her kitchen that incorporates that sink. Look at this. I think this is basically what I want my kitchen to look like. Except I want white appliances, I think. Or maybe some fun color. Read More »
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Vegetable Soup
By Tracy, on Fri Apr 11, 2008 7:55pm PDTOk, I have a question that is going to soundy nutty, but I am serious: I've asked every great cook in my family this question and I've yet to get an answer. Curiousity has the best of me. Why, when you heat up a can of vegetable soup, do only the peas float? All of... Read More »
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Brilliant furniture hack: bathroom sink
By Valerie Rains, Shine staff, on Wed Mar 5, 2008 11:05am PSTThe end result of a quality product hack is usually greater than the sum of its parts. Such is the case with Ikeahacker Karen's very expensive-looking (but very budget) new bathroom sink stand. Read More »
Photo Credit: Karen/Ikeahacker/Apartment Therapy
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