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Experts share their secrets to low-cost kitchens and baths.
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This month's top shelf products include the David 5 wall sconce, Oscar luxury kitchen faucet from Graff, and Eco-Terr terrazzo tiles.
SOME PRODUCTS SPEND AN ETERNITY on the cusp of being the next hot thing, but never gain enough mass appeal for one reason or another. You can add electronic faucets to this list.
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AS FAR AS WE KNOW, THERE IS NO Living Room Show, nor is there a Bedroom Show. Fortunately for all of us, though, there is the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show.
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The rise of open-plan kitchens and lofts is one possible explanation for the faucet's ascension in the product ranks.
Hands-free faucets began showing up in personal bathrooms a couple of years ago for a number of reasons. The faucets offer sanitary touch-free operation while conserving water and energy (they only dispense water when the sensor picks up hand motions). They also regulate flow time and prevent...
"We're seeing a demand for different faucet finishes," says Rick Kilmer, general manager of Kallista. Popular looks like Venetian bronze and Tuscan brass provide an Old World feel without skimping on modern performance.
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Manufacturers gathered at the 2002 International Builders' Show here this weekend to showcase their latest innovations. Here are a few of the most interesting products we saw at the show.
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Universal design promotes products and spaces that are accessible to all people. If this sounds difficult to build, think again. Finding such barrier-free products may be easier than you think.