Around the Kitchen Interwebs
Let's see what's happening with kitchen topics around the web.
A partner in crime, Kelly, is talking about product finishes, always something guaranteed to drive homeowners nutty. Do you blend? Match? How far afield do you/can you go? Kelly gives her usual sage advice!
Met Home's Kitchen and Bath Sourcebook shows quite a few inspirational products for nearly anyone's dream kitchen or bath. I especially like their sharp-eyed pick of the Fisher Paykel dishwasher in the taller version for the big plates that so many of us have.
There's a pretty sexy sink in their slideshow too. Worth a look.
This site has really blossomed in recent months. It sure stimulates the senses!
Another partner in the kitchen design business, Laurie, from Kitchen Design Notes, is informing her readers about Dacor's new energy saving refrigerator. It's a huge 36" refrigerator and is even Energy Star rated, so no guilt there!
And in The Appliancist, all you need to do is scroll in wonder at all their fantastic finds...
Tuesday, April 14, 2009 at 07:14PM
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Speaking of fridges... its time i upgrade to a new one that's not from last century. Any good places to buy them?
-Jack @ Kitchen Sink Faucets