Ransa is a concept floating sofa by Marrakesh-based design studio, Younes Design. The particularity of the Ransa sofa is that it really gives the impression of levitating above the books.
Ransa : Floating Sofa by Younes Design
April 16th, 2011 by Liam SowdenSpring Cleaning Product Videos
April 13th, 2011 by Jasmine MashmanAt Solutions.com, we’re constantly adding videos to give our customers a better look at our products. While adding two videos this week to the Solutions YouTube channel, we realized how timely these additions were…now that it’s spring.
If you’re starting in on spring cleaning and want to restore your wood floors or you’re searching for a nontoxic, natural cleaner, check out these videos.
Universal Nontoxic Cleaner http://www.solutions.com/jump.jsp?itemType=PRODUCT&itemID=16905
Floor Re-New http://www.solutions.com/jump.jsp?itemType=PRODUCT&RS=1&itemID=772&am…
Spring by Wildspirit
April 13th, 2011 by Jasmine MashmanWe are going to keep it local for this week’s item. It isn’t the first time that I featured products from Belgian design house Wildspirit based in Mariakerke/Gent (B). Todays item fits the time of year as it is called “Spring“.
The Spring tabouret is created by Dutch designer Erik Jansen. Erik Jansen studied interior architecture at the Utrecht School of Arts. His designs can be characterized as seemingly simple, sober and pure.
Channeling My Inner Child: Considerations When Buying a Trampoline
April 12th, 2011 by Liam SowdenIt is a pretty typical Wednesday at the ATG Stores office. Gloomy weather and having the realization that the work week is half over. In my daydreaming out the window sort of state today, coincidentally I’ve noticed we’ve also had a child-like theme going on! Our Daily Deal 12′ & 14′ Diameter Trampolines, cupcakes and fun kids lighting by Philips Lighting. So for this blog post, I’m going to reminisce back to childhood, and also provide you with some considerations when buying, a trampoline for your home.
As a child, my parents were very protective of my safety. And as I remember one house in particular where we had a n especially large yard. I wanted
Cold Climate Gardening Resources You May Not Know About
April 12th, 2011 by Spencer BeorI was just helping out a gardener who moved from California to upstate NY. (I think she’s over the shock.) It made me realize that not everyone who stops by thinks to look at the top menu bar to see what else is here. So come along and take a tour with me. And just remember that I take suggestions for these pages from my readers, as long as they meet my criteria.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) is a blog category that I’ve singled out in the top menu bar to make it easy to find. If you are new to cold climate gardening, you may find the answer to your question here. If
kirra jamison + dane lovett
April 10th, 2011 by Spencer Beor
Melbourne creative couple Kirra Jamison and Dane Lovett live in a 650 square foot partially converted industrial warehouse. When they moved into the space, they painted all the walls (the few that there were in the wide open space) and studio floors white. It was a challenge at first to make the space feel cozy and homey (it does get cold in winter too!), but they have found a way to make their home colorful and playful. With various pieces collected over the years, including some that will stay with them forever and others that will be passed on yet again, it’s really easy to rearrange the space. N